Tag Archives: Tribalism

Ours is not a Tribal God

Posted on September 9, 2021 by Tihomir Kukolja

Today, despite all modern sophistications, we are returning to the age of tribalism just as savage as any in the former, barbarian ages. Bitter rivalries between ideological, political, gender, racial, ethnic, national, social, economic, cultural tribes are defining our days. … Continue reading →

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Ours is Not a Tribal War

Posted on October 23, 2019 by Tihomir Kukolja

The main trait of any kind of tribalism is primitivism. In the ages past tribes were after each other just because they could. Not belonging to one’s family, caste or tribe was enough for conflict, because in the eyes of … Continue reading →

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A Painful and Sobering Reflection

Posted on March 2, 2017 by Tihomir Kukolja

A slightly upgraded version of my message shared yesterday on my Facebook page. For more than fifteen years I have been privileged to lead a leadership development and reconciliation ministry that continues to teach the young leaders of the Balkans … Continue reading →

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Followers of Jesus are Not Tribal Christians

Posted on January 25, 2015 by Tihomir Kukolja

Being a follower of Jesus is not like being a fan of Jesus who likes to pick and choose those parts of Jesus’ identity that appeal to him/her the most. Following Jesus means much more than liking Him, or being … Continue reading →

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