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Dress Down Friday | Summer Mixed CD, Fantastic Mr. Fox, and Trinity Legos

June 29, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Here’s another dress down Friday complete with music videos, Mac goodies, summer mixed CD’s, leaked scripts and something fun for that theologian in your life. * The Holy Trinity Lego set is ready for order, and will go well with your Jesus bobble-head. It’s the perfect gift for

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Thinking Bloggers 2007 | One Top Five List

June 28, 2007 Blog Posts 2 min read

Robin recently tagged me  for a “Thinking Blogger” meme, which I was very thankful to recieve, especially from someone like Robin, who I personally look up to. If you were allowed to tag back on these memes I would have tagged Robin because she is certainly at the very top

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Re: The Daily Scribe Has Been Retired

June 27, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

This post is long overdue but the Daily Scribe religious blogging community has been retired. What is written below is part of an email I recently sent to everyone who participated in the Daily Scribe project. Since that time I’ve received more questions about the overall status of Scribe

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Dress Down Friday June 22 | The Green Edition

June 22, 2007 Green 3 min read

Here’s another edition of dress-down Friday. This week I wanted to focus on green issues, and let me forewarn you: this is somewhat intense.  I’ve decided to focus more of my attention on these issues, and try and help do what I can to educate and make aware

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Fire at the Simple Way House in Philly

June 21, 2007 Blog Posts 2 min read

I just found out from Janelle’s blog, about the fire at the Simple Way house in Philadelphia.  This is where Shane Claiborne and others live and do their ministry. And to hear about this tragedy is a real shame.  Many of us really appreciate and look up to way

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LIfe At Woodbrooke Part 2 | Reading and Writing

June 19, 2007 Featured 2 min read

I’ve been reading and writing a ton while here at woodbrooke, which I suppose is good since that’s why I came here!?  I just finished a fourth section to my final paper, it was on Martin Davie’s analysis of why and how Liberal Quakerism became the predominate

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(un)Programmed: Towards the Program of the Spirit | YQ Article

June 16, 2007 Featured 4 min read

About a week ago I had an article come out in Young Quaker, the publication run by Young Friends General Meeting in Britain (See volue 53,number 6). This edition was the last one for Jez Smith, a friend of mine who currently lives in London, and who I worked

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Dress Down Friday | Truth, Blogaholics, and Bad T-Shirts

June 15, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Another Dress-Down Friday is upon us so kick off your dress shoes, put on your flip flops, grab a cup of Peets (because I can’t) and browse the web. Josh Brown has put together a couple videos called “I still love truth” part one and two.  I think they

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London, the Olympics and Getting Rid of the Poor

June 12, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

I read this article today in the Guardian and thought it was worth pointing out.  The article, “London is getting into the Olympic spirit – by kicking out the Gypsies” by George Monbiot argues that the Olympics, often thought of being a way to boost the economy for the poor, is

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Weekend Away | Teflord’s Iron Bridge and the Shropshire’s Buildwas Abbey

June 11, 2007 Featured 1 min read

This past last weekend I had the opportunity to go visit my friend Simon in his home town of Telford and he took me to see some really cool things.  Instead of going into great detail I thought I’d put a slideshow together for you to see what we

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Dress Down Friday | Myspace vs. Facebook, Michael Cera, Body Hacks and Hobnobs

June 8, 2007 Blog Posts 1 min read

Another week of various treasures from around the web and world! This is Dress Down Friday for June 8th. Check out all these Old TV Shows. I cracked up when I saw this Myspace vs. Facebook video from via coworking.com World’s Most Awesome Shirt comes straight from PA.

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Convergent Friends An Introduction by Rachel Stacy

June 7, 2007 Uncategorized 1 min read

Rachel Stacy, a young Quaker woman and soon to be graduate from Earlham School of Religion, with a double major in religion and chemistry, recently finished her final school project for a class in contemporary religious movements. She decided to do the final research project on convergent Friends and has

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