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C Wess Daniels
Wess is the William R. Rogers Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies at Guilford College. He is a recorded Quaker minister engaged in renewal, resisting empire, and liberation theology.
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Quakers and Zits the Comic Strip
This is the comic from Zits today, a friend of mine sent it to me: It’s true, I do have pretty
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David Fitch and Tony Jones On Hauerwas and the Emerging Church
I enjoy reading David Fitch’s blog regularly, and today he’s posted a great response to Tony Jones’ thoughts from last
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Interview with Sacred Compass Author Brent Bill
I decided to take part in Brent Bill’s recent contest to help get the word out about his book. I know
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Henry Jenkins on Why Academics Should Blog
Henry Jenkins, a teacher, author and cultural studies scholar at MIT, has written a really thought-provoking post on a number of
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The Story of Stuff: Where It Comes From and Where It Goes
As you know I’m interested in the environment and how our everyday practices impact it, so I’m always happy to
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Stepping into the Wind: A Pentecost-Inspired Writing Competition
Jesus Manifesto has posted a writing contest that I think some of you may want to know about, it sounds pretty interesting:
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A List for Pre-Seminary Summer Reading
A friend of mine and regular reader and commenter on this blog is about to enter seminary at Gordon-Conwell this fall.
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French Theory in America by Stanley Fish
Here’s a great piece by literary critic Stanley Fish, over at his New York Times blog “Think Again,” who offers brief
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Listening As Exchange: The Trouble with God Discerning Our Will
If you ever get the chance to sit in on a silent Quaker meeting, take the opportunity. It’s not the kind of experience you’ll get just anywhere. Yes, it’s intense. Yes,
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An Open-Handed Gospel | Richard Mouw
The President of Fuller (where I attend) had this to say about the need for for charity among Evangelicals in a recent
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Peter Rollins and The Fidelity of Betrayal
Peter Rollins new book, “The Fidelity of Betrayl: Towards a Church Beyond Belief” is soon to release (June). Today I got a
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Remixing In Rainbows (and the church)
In the spirit of creativity and utilizing the web to foster fan-based participation, Radiohead has launched the website Radioheadremix.com and are inviting everyone to remix their latest single “Nude.” They’ve split
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Joining The QUIP Youth Book Project
I recently applied to and was accepted to be a part of the editorial board for the upcoming Quaker Youth Book Project,
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Comments on Obama and Wright
There’s been a slew of comments and posts concerning Obama’s recent speech on the Pastor Wright issue, if you haven’
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Looking Awry at Wes Anderson’s Darjeeling Limited
This is an article that was published back in the fall in Fuller’s “newspaper” the SEMI (that issue of the paper can be downloaded via .pdf here). There are two reasons I am