http://boyinthebands.com/archives/the-web-20-video-you-need-to-watch/ Scott Wells on the practice of Christian faith Sun, 07 Sep 2008 14:11:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://boyinthebands.com/archives/the-web-20-video-you-need-to-watch/#comment-45834 Jaume Mon, 12 Nov 2007 10:39:03 +0000 http://boyinthebands.com/archives/the-web-20-video-you-need-to-watch/#comment-45834 Well done, it is informative and I never lost interest while watching it. Now how would the Web 2.0 concept apply to the way UUs make theology, for example? One of our basic affirmations is that our theology/ies are in permanent mutual conversation through our participation in a worshipping community. Although this may be an idealized expectation, there is some truth in it. However most UU thought comes nowadays still in Gutemberg terms, i.e. in written or oral form, unidirectional, and through individual efforts. The UUA website is quite unidirectional and non-interactive. Do you know of any UU collective work that is both cooperative, representative, and in permanent change as shown in this video? Well done, it is informative and I never lost interest while watching it. Now how would the Web 2.0 concept apply to the way UUs make theology, for example? One of our basic affirmations is that our theology/ies are in permanent mutual conversation through our participation in a worshipping community. Although this may be an idealized expectation, there is some truth in it. However most UU thought comes nowadays still in Gutemberg terms, i.e. in written or oral form, unidirectional, and through individual efforts. The UUA website is quite unidirectional and non-interactive. Do you know of any UU collective work that is both cooperative, representative, and in permanent change as shown in this video?

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