Divinity is too vast for any human to view fully – but each of us can catch glimpses as we go. My glimpse of the divine is of a binary breaker: She whirls across the world, upsetting the status quo wherever she blows; Xe bursts, laughing, from any box into which we stuff Hir and elegantly dodges all efforts to pin Hir down; They demolish dualisms and beckon us beyond our assumptions, beyond our jadedness and resignation, into a life so abundant it makes the heart ache. I could offer an endless stream of examples of binaries that I see the Divine toppling down: rich and poor, dark and light, black and white, woman and man, abled and disabled, gay and straight......These binaries divvy up the world into neat, rigid boxes, for the purpose of elevating one group above the other. Those whom these binaries favor have a vested interest in getting everyone to accept that this is "just the way things are" — and they'll deny the existence of any person or thing that doesn't quite fit. Try to break out of your assigned box, and you'll be brutally punished. But a disruptive wind is blowing, upturning the status quo. It whispers rebellion into our hearts, nourishes us with dreams of change. Those who allow themselves to be fed by that subversive Spirit, to challenge the Powers that Be, become binary breakers. My glimpse of the divine ignites my own passion for several particular topics, which are the focus of this site: queerness and trans faith; disability justice and theology; interdependence and interfaith relationships. In all of these areas I find an urgent need to break down binaries, to burst into city halls and religious communities, bars and schools, streets and homes, and cry out, "The world is so much grander and more fearsome and beautiful than you have been led to believe! The things you dismiss as weakness may yet prove to be greatest strength; the darkness is as numinous as the light; the human beings you drive away are shimmering round the edges with too much splendor to contain!"