Medicine for me, poison for you
Philosophy is like a poison -- a medicine for some may be a poison for others.| Samsara Diagnostics
Unlike many who have given up on evangelicalism altogether, Van Loon is committed to saving what’s worthwhile in the evangelical faith tradition, and she invites others to join her. Simultaneously critical and hopeful, Downsizing encourages readers to reflect on their own experience with evangelicalism, evaluate the movement’s legacy, and participate in shaping its future.| EerdWord
Philosophy is like a poison -- a medicine for some may be a poison for others.| Samsara Diagnostics
Catch Cynthia Milota's new insights and the latest circular strategies for the built environment gained from the Circularity conference.| Work Design Magazine
Chris Orozco, former member of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, CA, is featured in Laurie's new book The Gap in God's Country: A Longer View On Our Culture Wars, as an example of someone who struggled with religious strong-arming and left a church whose doctrine increasingly reflected ideological possession.| The Maurin Academy for Regenerative Studies
Postdigital aesthetics invites us to consider what emerges through the interaction of musicians, artists and technology. Researchers in digital music have proposed the need for new disciplinary areas of study such as sound studies of education, and current research is exploring new pedagogical approaches to teaching music technology. Postdigital theory offers researchers a set of … Continue reading "Designing for emergence: how postdigital theory can unlock the hidden curriculum in music te...| JUICE
Over the years of wrestling with scripture passages about LGBTQ inclusion in the church, I’ve also had to wrestle directly with the nature of scripture itself. I don’t know how you dive…| lgbtqconversations
The “God Save the Queen” t-shirt was created by Westwood and McLaren in 1977, the same year that Queen Elizabeth II would celebrate her Silver Jubilee, marking twenty-five years of her reign as the Queen of England. In the summer of 1977, various royal pageants and celebrations were set to take place to commemorate this occasion. In the Punk world, the summer of 1977 became known as “the Summer of Hate” (Westwood and Kelly 206). This garment reflects the style of the Punk subculture i...| Fashion History Timeline
