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Tag Archives: Theology
A quote to live by
If you’re a follower of Jesus, wiping up people’s crap is your job.
via The Gospel-Driven Church: Osteen-esque Entitlement and Knowing Your Place.
A really interesting blog post, but I loved the quote above.
Pete Rollins – The Rapture
If I made you sit through reading my attempt at a parable, then have a read of Pete Rollins’ – the man knows what he is doing!
Just as it was written by those prophets of old, the last days of the Earth overflowed with suffering and pain. In those dark days a huge pale horse [...]
Posted in God Stuff
Also tagged emerging, emerging-theology, Pete Rollins, pseudo-eschatology
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Twitter of Faith
Adam Walker Cleaveland, blogger extraordinaire at pomomusings, has put out a challenge that I think is worth having a crack at. From the post:
While asking some advice on Twitter, Shawn Coons came up with a nice little challenge called “Twitter of Faith.” While fitting everything you believe is hard enough to do on one page, [...]
Posted in God Stuff
Also tagged emerging-church, emerging-theology, God, twitter, twitter of faith
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Coffeehouse Theology – An Enticing Introduction
When theology blogger and author, Ed Cyzewski was about to release his book “Coffeehouse Theology”, he sent out copies of aforementioned book to a heap of christian bloggers, if they would participate in a “blog tour” (meaning people review the book, each posting on a different day). Due to Rebecca having a really well written [...]
Posted in God Stuff
Also tagged christianity, Coffehouse Theology, contextual-theology, Religion and Spirituality, Reviews
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“What Jesus Meant” – A Train Story
Melbourne Central Train Station.
Image via Wikipedia.
This story begins in the home of many great stories: Borders. One fine day, the hero of our story was casually wandering through Borders on his lunchbreak, and stumbled across a book entitled “What Jesus Meant“. (Not literally of course, what with the book being on a table [...]