Month: July 2009

N.T. Wright on Blogging and Social Media via Bill Kinnon

The intersection of life and faith has long hit the social media bug. Tweeting spiritual thoughts, quotes, Scripture in 140 characters or less continues to be a wave to catch for many. N.T. Wright suggests the danger of isolation lies at precarious turns when we fail to act on … Continue reading

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Doug Wilson, Watermelons and Green Stuff

John noted this piece by Doug Wilson. I suspect it will spark a considerable debate in some quarters. What caught my attention was the language Doug used to describe the issue. Most often those resistant to going green receive the charge  of coercion, as in lobbying politicians to … Continue reading

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Unfathomed – Listen Carefully

I have some young friends who write some very good poetry and perform for a “slam team.” Until I can find their material recorded, listen carefully to this piece from a solicitor of larger audiences.

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcfQGZys4eE… Continue reading

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Thoughts from the Edge – Seeing the World In a Whole New Way

The week got by me and I did not get my usual podcast up offering a reflection on one or more of the Lectionary texts for the week. This week I will offer a brief written thought.

When you see the world, what do you see? In our current … Continue reading

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Waste Not, Want Not – Chris Jordan Photo Series

I ran across this photo series thanks to Tony Jones. While we are debating the effects of a stimulus package, health care reform, and the environment. How about a respite for some photo reality. Could it be we consume ourselves to a fault? And then, we wonder, “How … Continue reading

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