Another explanation of how elements in HTML5 have semantically different meaning than they did in HTML 4 and XHTML. This one covers the small and hr elements.
First part of a series that investigates solidarity and resistance in community. This part examines our tendency to congratulate ourselves for very small things – moving into poor neighborhoods, living in community, serving a few of the poor, helping a few folks change their lives, etc. – in light of the fact that larger structural changes go unachieved. Powerful things for us to think about.
Second part of a series that investigates solidarity and resistance in community. This part examines how easy it is to move into poor communities and do a few things without actually focusing on marginalized people in these communities, and yet still feel the right to be self-congratulatory. While I haven't yet done this kind of move (it compels me and will hopefully happen in the not-too-distant future), it is essential to remember that doing this must lead us to solidarity and mutual liberation.
Scot McKnight reflects upon the growing trend of equating libertarian politics with the biblical world. I'm with him on this: I really love the Anabaptist tradition and resonate deeply with its understanding of the kingdom of God as utterly separate, but I have no problem supporting and seeking a government that will care for the poor.
Tony continues posting his paper on Pentecostalism and Emergent; this time with what Pentecostals can learn from Emergent. There's great truth in the things he mentions here as well, from my own experiences with both movements.
Tony continues his paper on what Emergent and Pentecostalism have to learn from one another; this time speaking of the characteristics of each movement. This is also where the profound similarities start to be mentioned.
Tony continues his paper on Pentecostalism and Emergent, looking at what Pentecostals have to teach us within Emergent. There's a deep humility in this post, and it's my hope as a person with a deep love for both streams here that this can mark something significant.
Tony Jones is giving a paper to the Society of Pentecostal Studies on what Emergent and Pentecostalism have to learn from each other, which is an important thing for me. This is the introduction.
Tony Jones is giving a paper to the Society of Pentecostal Studies on what Emergent and Pentecostalism have to learn from each other, which is an important thing for me. This is a section of definitions that are necessary at the beginning.
"As we move into the next decade of web design, it's time for us to reevaluate our understanding of wireframes—a tried and tested user experience staple."
Fascinating possibility for changing the energy systems of the world. Several companies (Google, FedEx, eBay, etc.) are already using this, and saving millions of dollars.
Jonathan Stegall is a web designer and emergent / emerging follower of Jesus currently living in Atlanta, seeking to abide in the creative tension between theology, spirituality, design, and justice.