Postmodernism

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• Latte Links (11/6)

  
  Caffeinated Thoughts — Authority: 139
  Miscellany to kick off the weekend. John Piper: 9 Ways to Know the Gospel of Christ Is True Principled Discovery: Why I’m not a “crunchy con” The Foundry: New Study Shows Tax Cuts Most Effective Stimulus Investors Business Daily: Power To Spare (their take on Sarah Palin vs. Vice President ...
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• British Judge Rules green beliefs deserved the same protection in the workplace as religious convictions.

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  from the Independent: Employees who raise concerns about their company’s environmental practices won the right to legal redress yesterday after a judge ruled that green beliefs deserved the same protection in the workplace as religious convictions.    In a landmark ruling which legal experts said could open ...
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• Evangelical outrage over play featuring transsexual Jesus

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  This should be a wake up call for ALL people that even when you submerse yourself fully in your sin, that sin will still war with you! This man is obviously not comfortable with the choice he has made to mutilate his body to try and look the part of a woman and now his subconscious is trying to reconcile that ...
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• (Online) Identity in Postmodernity

  
  Silence and Voice — Authority: 119
  I am starting to be a little restless with my blog byline recently; perhaps it no longer fits me or I have outgrown it . The wonderful thing about websites is that they can grow and develop with us. My current one is: Research and Practice in Postmodern Learning This combines my educational research focus with ...
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• Mohler Reviews John R. Franke’s New Book, Manifold Witness

  
  David Westerfield > Weblog — Authority: 419
  Is Truth Really Plural? Postmodernism in Full Flower – Albert Mohler (A Review of John R. Franke’s new book, Manifold Witness ) Once again, as the case has been time and again, I agree with many of the critiques and assessments of the emerging/emergent movement concerning where modern American, Western ...
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• Department of Health and Human Services to Create a National Resource Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Elders

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  from HHS.gov: HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today announced plans to establish the nation’s first national resource center to assist communities across the country in their efforts to provide services and supports for older lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals.  Experts estimate that as ...
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• church gives away $1,000 each Sunday to fill its pews!

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  a new twist on the “Bait and Switch” tactic! from The Chicago Tribune: At Lighthouse Church of All Nations in Alsip, the congregation can get more than just prayer at the Sunday worship services. If a lucky — or “blessed and highly favored” — churchgoer is in the right seat, they can also receive a ...
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• Deep Church

  
  Emerging for the Rest of Us — Authority: 126
  Jim Belcher has an impressive network.  As I read his book “Deep Church, A Third Way Beyond Emerging and Traditional” it read as a who’s-who of emerging church leaders.  At the core Belcher is attempting the awkward endeavor of gently critiquing his friends, and provide an alternative third way between the two ...
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• Postmodern confusion . . .

  
  John's Corner of the World — Authority: 116
  I have to confess: I have not kept up on the details of postmodernism. Yesterday, in church, I saw a young man handing out some fliers. I asked him what they were. "Theyre for the youth," he said. "Could I have one?" I asked. "Sure!" And he handed me a couple of sheets of paper with two article on them. One was ...
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• The problem of transgendered identity

  
  John's Corner of the World — Authority: 116
  I wrote most of the following article back in April 2005. I intended to post it soon after I posted the article titled Coming to a restroom near you . I never posted it because I had wanted to reference an article--or series of articles--I had read at least a year before. In April of 2005, I couldnt locate the ...
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• Pragmatism and Building the Church

  
  Arminian Today — Authority: 420
  I have a friend of mine who is endeavouring to plant a church. He is a good brother who is faithful and God honours his faithfulness over and over again by meeting his needs and by seeing lives transformed. However, this brother has been traveling the world in preparation for planting this church. He has visited ...
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• Is Christianity a Metanarrative?

  
  Evangelical Outpost — Authority: 487
  Lyotard famously summed up postmodern philosophy as “incredulity toward metanarratives.” Despite the varying strands of postmodernism that have emerged in recent decades, one unifying factor is a suspicion of the “metanarrative.” This leads naturally to the question, “What is a metanarrative?” And for ...
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• A momentarily withdraw to a post-existance that is in paradox to our accepted pre-condition

  
  The Mysterious World of Matt Blackall — Authority: 458
  …and now for something completely different. Those who have met me and discussed with me the complexities of the human condition would understand that i am very anti-intellectual. By that i actually mean the communication between an intellectual and an-other. Was it Orwell who said that a middle-class socialist ...
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• “You Can’t Handle the Truth! No Truth Handler, You! I Deride Your Truth-handling Abilities!”

  
  The View from Alexandria — Authority: 118
  Don’t miss Richard Fernandez ’s brilliant reflections on truth, civilization, and perception: In recent years management literature has talked extensively about the “servitization of the products” The modern economy no longer produces “things”. It produces intangibles called services. Insurance, ...
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• A Thousand Responses

  
  Ripple Effects — Authority: 106
  In the postmodern scheme of things, the old saying ‘A picture is worth a thousand words’ takes on a whole new meaning.  It is not so much what those thousand words are that the picture intends to convey, but rather what the thousand responses it evokes.  Be it a painting, a film, or a literary work, all have the ...
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• A Void: Now How About That?

  
  (Mis)readings — Authority: 110
  Looking for a book missing from an expensive bookstore’s shelves, I stumbled upon another title which immediately finds itself in my hands. The front cover, a violet expanse with a lower corner inhabited by an army of minuscule letter E’s in different pink shades, caught my attention. I turned to the blurbs in the ...
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• Cross-Like T-Shirt Design at Penn State University Sparks Controversy

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  Now people want to sue the phantoms of their own misguided minds ! These moonbats now want to sue to prevent certain letters of the english alphabet from being used because they resemble religious symbols! This is what happens when a country becomes completely unhinged from any sort of firm rational underpinnings! ...
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• Bloody students

  
  Cultural Snow — Authority: 121
  (via Mike Arnzen)
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• This Weeks Recap as a Biblical Conservative in San Francisco

  
  Christians in Context: from orthodoxy to orthopraxy. — Authority: 123
  Ill keep this short and sweet; a Biblically conservative Christian in San Francisco is now officially the greatest anomaly I can conceive of. I had a number of interesting encounters this week. I was told that Jesus, Luke, and John were definitely homosexuals. I was also told in another conversation that John (the ...
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• Man says Home Depot fired him over God button

  
  True Discernment — Authority: 430
  from USAToday: Trevor Keezer calls himself an American patriot, a man who loves his country, God and religion. He never imagined his beliefs would get him fired. But that’s exactly what the 20-year-old says happened when he reported for work at The Home Depot in the rural Florida town of Okeechobee, about 140 ...
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