'Who's that?'

It didn't take our Sentinel planning meeting long to settle on this week's topic. In an age in which none of us can board a flight, cash a traveler's check, enter certain clubs, or even get into the building in which we hold our meetings, without an ID, we just had to take a serious look at the only identity that really counts for us—spiritual identity.

Who hasn't held a baby up to a mirror and asked, "Who's that?" The response is usually "Baba!" But as the infant grows older, the response is more likely to be his or her name. The child's grasp of identity has moved from the broad category of baby to something more concrete, individual, and capable of meaningful expression.

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