Short Form Content- Important Program Note
- We will not solve our climate problem by adjusting the width of streets
- ‘Buycott’ app aimed at companies like Koch Industries - Wichita Business Journal
- > So, is the structure of language a blueprint for the structure of the universe? | Stephen C. Rose
- Thinking in a binary either-or manner hobbles progress.
- Charles Sanders Peirce on the Sanctity of Guesses
- Cigarettes are the paradigm for global nonviolent change
- Six-word Memoirs about Boston Marathon Bombings | Stephen C. Rose
- Jesus favors proactive help, justice, fairness and tolerance.
- Ego is a nominalist misnomer
- The mystical experience to which all have access is a profound awareness of universality and connection to it. | Stephen C. Rose
- The mystical experience to which all have access is a profound awareness of universality and connection to it. | Stephen C. Rose
- Finality is unattainable. Seek rather a way.
- We limit morning after pills and OK dangerous testosterone gels. Who's minding the store?
- Capri exemplifies the virtues of car free living.
Monthly Archives: July 2007
ISO Gary Dorrien — Reinhold Niebuhr Professor at Union Theological Seminary
It’s funny. I am sure Gary Dorrien has never heard of me. And I never heard of him until he showed up as the Reinhold Niebuhr Professor of Christian Ethics at my alma mater, Union Theological Seminary recently. My friend … Continue reading
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Tagged beyond creed, creedal messianism, gary dorrien, reinhold niebuhr
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Breakfast in the Big Apple
I live in the Big Apple. Out my window I see Macy’s and Herald Square. It’s the junction of 34th Street, Sixth Avenue and Broadway, possibly the city’s busiest corner. Not a cul de sac like the upper East Side, … Continue reading
The Story of Job
Here is a very rough demo of original music composed and recorded in 1977 in a small 8-track studio in southern Connecticut. “The Story of Job” is my attempt to make sense of one of the most profound and consuming … Continue reading
If Abraham’s Religions Could All See
If Abraham’s religions could all seeThey’d look within and Abba would be thereWhere Abba’s been since Jesus set us freeTo forge a future loving just and fair. – Stephen C. Rose daily meditationchristian meditationinspirational thoughtnew thoughtdeep thoughtfood for thought
"The Community of The New Age" by Howard Kee
Theology Today – Vol 35, No. 1 – April 1978 – BOOK REVIEW – Community of the New Age Digging back a few years, I once visited the author of the book under discussion but failed to make much contact. … Continue reading
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Tagged howard kee, Mark, new testament, sung gospel of mark
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