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Category Archives: Blogging
Seminary Financing, Pro-Blogging, and Blogrush
If you noticed the new, alien looking thingy in my sidebar that says “From the Blogosphere” and are wondering what it’s about…so am I. I’m wondering after four years of sporadic (but fulfilling) blogging, where this blog is headed and … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Seminary, Web 2.0
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Controversy Brewing
Those who know me well might argue that if I didn’t *really* enjoy stirring up controversy, then I wouldn’t blog about controversial things. And they would be mostly right in that assessment. However, the backlash at the church where I … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Church, Rants
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Q1: Ownership
What Does it Mean to “Own” Something? And two tangential questions: Who or what grants ownership? God? Government? Consensus? Strength? Are there things that cannot be owned? Places? People? Thoughts? God? And yes, I fully realize the historical irony of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Philosophy, Questions, Reflection
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A Few Simple Questions
In Open-Source culture, taking someone’s programming code and modifying it to suit one’s own needs and purposes is not considered theft, but rather a compliment of the highest order. To that end, I’m taking a page from the blog of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Open Source, Philosophy, Questions, Reflection
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Mr. Locke’s Classroom goes “Open”
I had a long talk with a friend today about traditional security vs. “soft security” (the kind of security practiced by Wikipedia, among others). It’s time to start practicing what I preach. This is my blog. It will always be, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Guest Blogging, Open Source, Web 2.0
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Why I’m “Presbymergent”
I mentioned a new website awhile back, for which I am a contributing editor. As part of the ongoing conversation, several of us are posting stories of our theological journeys as an answer to the question, “Why am I Presbymergent?” … Continue reading
Posted in Autobiographical, Blogging, Church
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43 Things
This is way better than a New Year’s Resolution — it’s a year-long, life-long tool. 43 Things is a website where you can Discover & Decide things you REALLY want to do in this life Find other people who want … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, goals, Life, Technology, Web 2.0
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