I recently found a poem a wrote for a little student publication called The Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary for Summer 2000. It was in my days of intense study of the philosophy of technology and its fusion with concepts of desire in postmodernism (with a clear hat tip to Kierkegaard). Enjoy! Musings of a [...]
Posts under ‘Media’
media ministry gets the papal nod
If the reality of new media as a way to deep and authentic and "real life" social bonds ever needed a strong legitimation, it just got it from the Pope. The development of the new technologies and the larger digital world represents a great resource for humanity as a whole and for every individual, and [...]
when saying "deviation against God's will" is not theological
I find it hard to believe that a very clear theological statement pregnant with a Pandora's box of theological meaning is not making a theological assertion. In a discussion here Mollie decides that her inclusion of clearly theological statement is not a theological statement perhaps pursuant to the content Get Religion itself. Yet it is [...]
lutherans make historic vote, and the AP wire F's it up
The AP wire released information regarding the votes in the Evangelical Lutheran Church of America. Here is the headline you might see pop up, well, everywhere: Lutherans to Allow Sexually Active Gays as Clergy The nation's largest Lutheran denomination took openly gay clergy more fully into its fold Friday, as leaders of the Evangelical Lutheran [...]
laundry harvests and word things for jesus
Words (or things, or word things) of wisdom. If you are doing laundry in the love of God, you can get a harvest. When you say words, you are actually releasing things. Don't believe me? Another notch in the tree of "why Christianity looks stupid."
