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Feb 9, 2013

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mwkruse

in Capitalism and Markets, Culture, Demography, Economic Development, Economics, Education, Environment, Gender and Sex, History, Politics, Public Policy, Religion, Social Media, Sociology, Technology (Biotech & Health), Technology (Digital, Telecom, & Internet), Technology (Energy), Technology (Manufacturing & Construction)), Trends: Economic, Trends: Social

1. I love maps and charts. Naturally, I was drawn to this: 36 Maps That Explain The Entire World. Here is just one example: 2. Roger Pielke, Jr., says It's Time to Bury the Easterlin Paradox. "The Easterlin paradox suggest that in terms of human happiness — a squishy concept to be sure — there…
Mark Chaves: American politics has become increasingly polarized. Has theology?

Mar 12, 2010

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mwkruse

in Ecclesia, Presbyterian Church, USA, Theology, Trends: Social

Duke Divinity Call & Response Blog: Mark Chaves: American politics has become increasingly polarized. Has theology? This post is three months old, but I just came across it at Presbyweb. Fascinating. … In particular, in denominations with the highest profile national conflicts over including homosexuals in church life and leadership, are people more likely now…
“Leader’s Insight: No Cowardly Flip-Flop” Brian McLaren

Jan 25, 2006

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mwkruse

in Ecclesia, Emerging Church, Gender and Sex

Leader's Insight: No Cowardly Flip-Flop is an article in Leadership Journal by Brian McLaren on how to be pastoral in answering questions about homosexuality. I suspect there is something in this article that will push buttons from all sides of this issue. *grin* I hesitate in answering "the homosexual question" not because I'm a cowardly…

Tag: homosexuality

Saturday Links

Mark Chaves: American politics has become increasingly polarized. Has theology?

“Leader’s Insight: No Cowardly Flip-Flop” Brian McLaren