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Inherent worth versus inherent dignity
08.23.06 | Permalink | 11 CommentsHad a good discussion this weekend with the Chalice Coven this weekend re: the first principle—“the inherent worth and dignity of every person.” (I’m normally wary of “let’s talk about the principles” discussions; they seem to carry a tacit assumption that we somehow “believe” them and move on from there to what feels like an […]
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Friday Scribbler: 2006/08/18
08.18.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Friday Scribbler: 2006/08/18Stuff you should check out from some of my fellow Daily Scribblers: A People So Bold! reminds us why Garrison Keillor likes to pick on Unitarians. He also goes off on this-little-light-of-mine romanticism masquerading as ministry. A Pagan Sojourn fills us in on the Heathen (Norse pagan) afterlife—Wyrd, Ragnarok, Hel, and much more. Lo-Fi Tribe […]
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Plastic is dead! Long live plastic!
08.18.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Plastic is dead! Long live plastic!If you’re a fan of Plastic.com—that is, a polymer—you’ve probably been wondering where the hell your favorite snarky news trolling discussion board the past three or four months. If you’re not a polymer, here’s a quick and dirty intro. One of the guys from Suck.com (Carl) bought some Slashdot code and hacked together a news […]
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Here it goes again
08.16.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on Here it goes againMy sis-in-law sent me this one. Wowzers.
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MySecret.tv: In search of brokenness
08.16.06 | Permalink | 5 CommentsMy old college buddy at Rae’s Space alerted me to MySecret.tv, an evangelical rip off of Post Secret that’s hosted by LifeChurch.tv, a multi-site megachurch run by Craig Groeschel. (I went to Craig’s singles service in college, when we were both still Methodists.) MySecret lets you anonymously post a confession of a sin. Categories include […]
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More spiritual reading fodder
08.13.06 | Permalink | Comments Off on More spiritual reading fodderRoot and Source directed me to this collection of “World Prayers” from many different religions. You can browse through the directory or bookmark this link to pull up a random one each time you visit. (The “spiritual reading” series should resume shortly.)
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