Hunter rants!
Andrew Jones prays the
"blogger's prayer"
Riddle seeks mention on
Hunter and Miller blogs
More on the war, a
letter from Leighton Ford
An apology from one boomer to younger generations
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Transitions, part two by Todd Hunter Father Todd leads his readers through the "Neutral Zone" to the land of new beginnings in the second article in a two part series
Reflections on Emergent 2003: the Conversation Continues An emerging leader reports on the first annual Emergent convention recently held in San Diego
Nora
Jones, Chef Loiseau and the State of My Discontent
Contemporary Christian Baseball Andrew Careaga, guru of all things regarding Christianity and the internet, waxes satirical
Inreach or Outreach? |
Thoughts on Rants by Mark Riddle
This article is for
"adults only." As a master ranter goes off on the whole subject of
ranting in the postmodern, emerging thing.
A cry in their wilderness
An atonement of grace
Waystations on the journey of faith
The question |
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Postmodern Cool by David Hopkins [February 2001] Contributing editor, David Hopkins, tongue-in-cheek look at what it takes to be cool while conversing in the whole postmodern, emerging, journey thing, you know? Issue
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Charlie Wear's notes:
I don't think anyone can claim that the
"whole postmodern emerging journey thing" is devoid of emotion. One can go
from quiet contemplation to angry ranting and ranting at ranting in the
time it takes to send an instant message. While some writers grapple with
their interpretation of theological questions, others find time to engage
in satire and humor. Once again, I am amazed at the contributions of the
writers who take the time to send an article to next-wave. Because of
them, my life is that much more interesting....
Charlie Wear,
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