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My Blog Has Moved
Dear Readers,
After a year with Beliefnet, I've decided to move to my own domain for my blogging. It's been a fine year -- some things worked, other things didn't. But in the end, I'll be a better blogger on my own. My thanks to the Bnet editorial staff; they've been very supportive.
Ple
posted 12:13:57pm Nov. 13, 2009 |
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The Most Important Cartoon of the Year
By Steve Breen, San Diego Tribune, October 18, 2009
posted 8:51:22am Oct. 25, 2009 |
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Social Media for Pastors
Following up on Christianity21, we at JoPa Productions are developing a series of boot camps for pastors who want to learn about and utilize social media tools like blogging, Twitter, and Facebook. These are one-day, hands-on learning experiences, currently offered in the Twin Cities and soon
posted 10:45:52am Oct. 22, 2009 |
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Ending Christian Euphemisms: "Fundamentalist"
I've taken some heat in the comment section for using yesterday's post on "unbiblical" and a "higher view of scripture" as a thin foil for my own disregard of biblical standards. To the contrary, I was pointing to the use of the word unbiblical as a stand-in for a particularly thin hermeneutic. Ther
posted 10:15:41am Oct. 21, 2009 |
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Why You Should Get GENERATE
Last week at Christianity21, GENERATE Magazine debuted. With the tag line, "an artifact of the emergence conversation," it fit perfectly at the gathering. When I actually got around to reading it last weekend, I was truly surprised at how good it is.There have been several efforts to begin a paper j
posted 3:14:37pm Oct. 20, 2009 |
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posted December 19, 2008 at 12:50 am
oh tony…what a funny little monkey…
posted December 19, 2008 at 2:40 am
Here is my comment at CT on the article, which i gave a 2 start rating:
You said, “As one-time leaders of the emergent movement have recently distanced themselves from the term, the network itself dropped its organizational leader. The decision of Emergent Village’s board of directors to eliminate its national coordinator position marked the latest sign that the movement is either decentralizing or disintegrating.” You guys here at CT just don’t get it! Emergent Village still exists. It’s just not a corporate entity. Emergent emerges, grows, shifts, changes as do the times. It is not about power plays and top-down leadership models. EVERYONE has a voice. We are not in need of revitalization! Tall Skinny Kiwi is in the UK and there is still emerging church UK that is very much vital and alive! That is his context you are quoting. That’s the beauty about emergent – we can ebb and flow in different directions. Thank you for taking the time to report on this new adventure for the emerging church and Emergent Village USA.
posted December 19, 2008 at 2:42 am
i meant 2 STAR rating!
Also, Tony, why does the comment section remember my name and email address, but i have to re-enter my URL every time i post a comment? Just curious.
posted December 19, 2008 at 2:45 am
Really, i keep posting just hoping i will get picked for ‘Comment of the Week’! lol!!!!
i hope you are feeling better and you and the porcelain god are on better terms!
posted December 19, 2008 at 5:44 am
I’m always amazed when people claim that being educated is a bad thing. I’d love to see one instance where anti-intellectualism has benefited Christianity, let alone anything else.
posted December 19, 2008 at 6:03 am
Well, at least they know you Tony.
Peace, Jeff
posted December 19, 2008 at 1:02 pm
Didn’t Barth refer to that publication as Christianity Yesterday once?
Something else he got right it seems…
yeeesh.
posted November 17, 2009 at 9:29 pm
metin2 yang
metin2 yang
posted November 17, 2009 at 9:30 pm
Turn right after the plaza across the immortal, metin2 yang