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Change & Liminality (3.28.05) - Len Hjalmarson, Eric Herron
This is basically part 2 of the conversation with Len. However, the conversation (as conversations are apt to do) morphed from being strictly about Worship to a more foundational discussion of Change and Liminality and how they are pervasive in our society and church. Thanks so much to Len and Eric for conversing for an hour last night! We're getting better at this recording deal. I hope the quality is noticeably better and easier to listen to. Please send feedback so I know how this is being received and ideas for future conversations to conversatio@gmail.com
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Mysteria by Chanticleer
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posted by Aaron @ 8:45 AM | 1 comments
1 Comments:
Thanks Tim, for the comments. your assessment of R.Warren i think is accurate. it is not the overt "fear" that i hear from some, but it is a "quick fix" to liminality that i think is ultimately unhelpful. Living in/with the tension is harder... but i think more formative. The desert is never plesant - but it is important - maybe essential, to our formation as Christians. We can't rush it.
thanks for the Wired link. I'll check it out.
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Aaron, at
3/30/2005 10:54 AM
