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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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Dress Down Friday | More Radiohead, Elephants, Double Births and Hauerwas
It was good to take a week off from Dress Down Friday last week, I guess you could say I had a
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First Glance at Radiohead’s In Rainbow
I was in the middle of reading some websites when I got the email notification at 10:50pm tonight that Radiohead‘s
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Review of Wes Anderson’s The Darjeeling Limited
We finally got to see The Darjeeling Limited this past weekend at the Arclight (our first time there) and the whole thing
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Kierkegaard on Solitude
It is an awful satire, and an epigram on the materialism of our modern age, that nowadays the only use that can be made of solitude is imposing it as a penalty, as jail.
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Liturgies of Quakerism Review in The Friend
For all those of you who get a copy of The Friend, the only weekly Quaker publication in the world, you will see my review of the Ben Pink Dandelion’s 2005 book Liturgies
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Avoiding the Text? Reflections On Reading in Community
My wife and I recently joined a new small group at our church and I we’re both pretty excited about. Over the past 8 years or so I can’t really think of
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From The ‘Kitchen’ to the ‘Parlor’
This past spring I had the great opportunity to participate in leading a workshop on convergent friends in Providence with a dear friend, and some new friends we met there: David and Shawna. Afterwards
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Dress Down Friday | One Words
Today is the one word Dress Down Friday Special. * Ouch! * Art * Lovely… * Halloween * Tasty * Interesting * Blue * YES! Thanks everyone for links this
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Remember the Dutch! The Magic of Creation
Emily and I have been doing our birthing classes for the past three weeks preparing for birth. We are taking the Bradley Method classes because we’re both interested in having a natural birth
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Lindbeck on The Intepretive Schemes of Religion
Religions are seen as comprehensive interpretative schemes, usually embodied in myths or narratives and heavily ritualized, which structure human experience and understanding of self and world. Not every telling of these cosmic stories is
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The Knowns and Unknowns | Entering Into Year Five
Tomorrow marks the beginning of another year of school, our fifth year in California, the (School) year our daughter will be born
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Unveiling the Desktop (Meme)
Adam tagged me in a “show your computer’s desktop” meme. So here it is. I am using this guy’s photo
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