Paul Lamb, of Man on a Mission Consulting, will now joinging us for Theology After Google. He specializes in the use of social media for social change and even has an education series geared for faith communities titled, "Technology & Spiritual Practice: Leveraging Social Media to Transform Faith-based Communities." He is a recent graduate of the Zero D
Here's a fun conversation between Adam Walker Cleaveland (Pomomusings) and Philip Clayton discussing the theological possibilities for theology in a Google-shaped world. Enjoy the conversation and then think about coming to the event 'Theology After Google' this March 10-12 in SoCal.
Philip has a new article on "Theology After Google" over at the Ooze. Go check it out and then sign up to come to the event which will be AWESOME.
.......without crossing your fingers! Here are some real deal theologians sharing a response. What is yours?
Why should you come to the "Theology After Google" event this March 10-12? Because Spencer Burke, founder of the Ooze, author, and speaker, will be there. Details here.
Pastor and author Rick Warren notes that all the important events of our lives are planned in advance without our input….and that everything that happens to us is “father filtered.” According to Warren, even the most challenging, painful, and traumatic events are filtered through
In my most recent post, “A Progressive Christmas,” I pondered the possibility that progressive Christians might reclaim the word “miracle.” Freed from the tyranny of reacting against t
Can progressive Christians take the New Testament healing stories seriously? Our response to this question will reflect our understanding of the “organic relationship of Christian thought and action” that is at the heart of Transforming Theology’s mission.