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It’s the Context, Stupid!
There’s a reason people don’t trust journalists anymore. OK, there are several, many of which have to do with political hacks arguing about bias, but there’s a more fundamental problem with journalists. The pursuit of objectivity creates subjectivity. It’s easy for most of us to look at a situation and say “here’s how it happened…”…
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“Lost” and faith
Belief and parable make “Lost” a unique and singularly spiritual show without peer. Inspired by an article by Peter Carey, I explore the profound that is woven into the fabric of the show.
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Bartimaeus
This Sunday was my first opportunity to preach at my new parish. And what gospel do I get, but one of the deepest, most revealing stories in Mark–and therefore one of the most difficult. But in my wrestling with this pericope, something was awoken within me. Something that still has me wrestling. My homily wasn’t…
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Killing creativity
Ken Robinson discusses the negative effect of our academic interests on creativity. Exceptional work. Visit here. Kudos go to Nate Dawson for posting it here.
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Finding the conservative voice
If we are to listen to the media coverage surrounding The Episcopal Church, one would think that there aren’t any conservatives left. Man, are they wrong!
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“Stop hitting yourself!”
The Archbishop’s tortured logic places guilt squarely on the victim once again.
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Starbucks: Christian Style
Here’s a new video by Richard Reising. What are we communicating on a Sunday morning–let alone a Tuesday afternoon? Why should your church get a free pass from healthy critical analysis?