This post is part of series we are calling “Ethics for Online Theological Discourse.”  Here are the preceding posts: Intro; [1] the dangers of the screen-to-screen mode of communication; [2] Wisdom from the 17th Century. There is a great post at Christianity Today by John Dyer on the phenomenon of online theological discourse.  The title…

The Ooze was kind enough to accept a 3-part series I have written on God and natural disasters.  It is an attempt in writing about the un-writable.  Click below to read it… and know that I would love your feedback!

This post is part of series we are calling “Ethics for Online Theological Discourse.”  Here are the preceding posts: Intro; [1] the dangers of the screen-to-screen mode of communication. So Andy was kind of enough to invite me to blog with him. I’m grateful. I tend to be an all-over-the-place thinker, so the subjects of…

I am so pleased to announce that this blog now becomes a joint effort.  My dear friend, Joel Busby (whom I have quoted a few times already), will now begin writing posts as well.  I am looking forward to learning from his wisdom and insights.  

COMING SOON: Beginning next week I will begin crafting posts centered around the theme “Toward an Ethic for Online Theological Discourse.”  I have heard N.T. Wright call for some serious thinking about an ethic for blogging, a call that any of us who are presuming we have something to say publicly within the cyber realm …