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Links for May 5th
- Enough
- "Enough is a project of the Center for American Progress to end genocide and crimes against humanity. Founded in 2007, Enough focuses on crises in Sudan, Chad, eastern Congo, northern Uganda, Somalia, and Zimbabwe."
- Missional/Attractional Debate | Missio Dei
- "It is my work to look at the spiritual formation process and develop discipleship systems in response to that. I actively hold that Jesus created a model for engaging His fathers mission. And it included both an attractional and missional structure."
Links for May 4th
- the Jesus Manifesto » Waterboarding Saves Lives
- "We should condemn torture not because torture is an exceptional form of violence but because it so utterly exemplifies the violence that characterizes fallen humanity. We bear witness to a new way of life in which we have no need of torture because we have no need of violence at all, and we bear testimony to a day when this will be the norm for all of creation."
- HOW IT ENDS
- This June, thousands of people will come together in D.C to act for peace, and the end of Africa's longest running war.
Links for May 1st
- Reflections on District Council, TheoSalon, and Divine Encounters | john o'hara…
- "I think Pentecostals (or Spirit-Led followers of Jesus, or postmodern mystics, or whatever handle you want to use) are uniquely situated to respond to the threat posed by 'much talk, little action.'"
Links for April 23rd
- The Giant Story | Christianity Today | A Magazine of Evangelical Conviction
- "In spite of all the filters that I have to be cynical, that's a really beautiful thing right there."
Links for April 21st
- Obamanomics – Redefining Capitalism After the Fall – NYTimes.com
- I am one of those who has hope for a different kind of economy – encouraged by the fact that ours has fallen – and this is an interesting look at how Barack Obama might shape such a future. I can support this.
Links for April 20th
- the Jesus Manifesto » Hope and Folly
- "In some ways it seems my life would look similar [if not a Christian], and so Paul’s declaration that if Christ hadn’t risen all our work and life would be foolish (1 Cor 15:12-20) is a bit disconcerting."
- A Biblical Worldview?
- "What if the problem is not in their worldview? What if the problem is in our assumptions about the way Mosaics think?"
Links for April 19th
- NextReformation » Organic community
- "I know this isn’t news to most of us, but it is sobering to recognize that paradigm shifts are the most fundamental.. and difficult.. kinds of shifts to induce. They threaten our very reason for existence, since they hit at elements of personal identity. That’s why this kind of change is usually strongly resisted, and those who attempt to induce it are often demonized."
Links for April 18th
- Nineteen Eighty-four / George Orwell
- Full HTML text of George Orwell's classic Nineteen Eighty-Four is available here.
Links for April 14th
- A Call To Men
- "So today I want to call men out of their own oppression by refusing to oppress the other half of themselves: women. And I’m talking flat out refuse. This is not a call to think about it. This is a call to step up and own it as a completely different way of living, one defined by grace, invitation, and permission, not shame, rejection, and fear."
- The dark side of Dubai – Johann Hari, Commentators – The Independent
- Fascinating article about the city of Dubai. A year ago, all the MBAs wanted to go there, and everyone was dazzled by it. Here is the dark side of that dazzlement, as well as the observation that it is not sustainable.
Links for April 13th
- PeterRollins.net » Blog Archive » Ikon: Judas
- The Ikon community in Belfast had a Judas gathering on Easter Sunday. There is a virtual tour here, and it is utterly fascinating – haunting and beautiful. Give it a listen.
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