Just got back from a lunch with Fr. Chris Tessone (Even the Devils Believe) — with whom else can I talk about LaTeX and typesetting Gregorian chant? — to discover that the California Supreme Court has overturned the ban on same-sex marriage and without punting it back to the legislature. The same legislature you’ll recall […]
I almost missed the fact that members of the Pullman Memorial Universalist Church, Albion, New York (21 members) started group-blogging church events, as Chalicefire. While unofficial, I shouldn’t wonder if the blog will become the de facto church site — as Google records — in time and the tone is pleasantly and lightly outwards-reaching.
A model […]
I’m enjoying David’s Dish, the new blog by David Gillespie, a ministerial colleague serving the Unitarian Universalist Church of Spartanburg as its Lifespan Faith Development Director. Southern, Christian, Unitarian Universalist: a rare combination, but like attracts like, no? And he writes about evangelism, too. What’s not to like?
“Sandlapper?” you might ask. That’s a South Carolinian […]
I have known Kim for years through the Unitarian Universalist Christian Fellowship so I look forward to her blog.
Give it a look, too: East of Midnight
This is what I sent the UUpdater a moment ago:
I would like to be removed from consideration for the UU Blog Awards.
While I appreciate the notion (and the continuing effort of UUpdates.net), the only justification for awards is to celebrate and encourage excellence. Yet this system, lacking established standards and a clear voting mechanism, quickly […]
This will come as old news for some, but Graham, writing at the Anabaptist blog Leaving Muenster is wresting with universal salvation. His recent blogging covers affiliated subjects.
He writes quite well and on a variety of Christian subject and I’ve read his blog for a couple of years; no matter how he comes out on […]
I found a new independent-Universalist blog recently, The Simple Light Cafe. My one regret is that the blogger writes infrequently, but writes in a meaningfully dense way that I suspect each post is worth three or four careful reviews.
The writer has a theology that James Relly would have recognized: quite a good think in my […]
Pastors: if you need some background about and against “complementarianism” — male headship and female submission — for providing pastoral care or want to learn more about using Linux, check out one of my favorite blogs, 42, written by Methodist minister Dave Warnock.
He’s on a roll.
I had a lovely long chat with another blogger last night and several issues of culture and process came up. I wanted to share this video I watched — which hundred of thousands if not millions have already watched — by Prof. Michael Wesch (Kansas State University) about what Web 2.0 (a terrible term, but […]
Chris Walton (Philocrites) muses about technology and his earliest writings via Internet, specifically on the Usenet group, soc.religion.unitarian-univ.
Ah! I wrote there too, in those heady days of the mid- to late-1990s. I wonder if I was edgier then?
If you care to see what I wrote . . .
Here are archived copies of two (1, 2) […]
