Paradoxology: Digiborigines

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Seven Mistakes Every Church Should Avoid
Whether you agree with any or all of the "mistakes" mentioned in this article, it is certainly worth the read and can serve as a helpful springboard for discussion on the biblical/theological/historical nature of the Church.
Why men have stopped singing in church
A fascinating discussion is unfolding at churchformen.com regarding the disappearance of singing (especially by men) in most churches with a contemporary bent. Although I consider worship to be much more holistic and diverse than what the author is focused on, the discussion there is nonetheless a worthwhile read.
The Anglican-Episcopal Divide Widens Further
NT Wright offers a honest and somewhat heavy-hearted perspective regarding The Episcopal Church (TEC) in the U.S., and their decision to further formalize their decision to appoint to all orders of ministry, persons in active same-sex relationships. This marks a clear break with the rest of the Anglican Communion.
"I Am Second"- Incredible Personal Stories
Personal testimony stories are a dime-a-dozen on the internet. YouTube and a plethora of other sites offer them. But you will NEVER find striking personal stories about life and loss and struggle and victory and faith like you will encounter at www.iamsecond.com. This is a resource site you MUST visit for yourself and then bookmark.
Charles Wesley's secret code diary cracked by priest
An Anglican priest has unlocked the 270-year-old secrets of Charles Wesley's coded diary, throwing light on the turbulent relationship that he had with his brother John in the early years of the Methodist movement they founded... The “hidden” material offers an insight into Wesley's fierce determination to prevent the Methodist societies from breaking away from the Church of England, and disagreements with his more influential older brother.

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October 11, 2005

Digiborigines

Chris_monroe_secretary_2 Fellow blogger, Andii Bowsher, has coined a fascinating word to describe today's technology pioneering youth: digiborigines.

Andii -- I hope your defintion makes the Oxford dictionary, and that it makes you LOTS of money!

October 11, 2005 at 05:27 AM | Permalink

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Thanks Chris, I doubt very much it will make me any money, but the fun of seeing it happen would be reward.

Posted by: andii | October 11, 2005 at 01:41 PM

You never know, Andii. I hope you're wrong.

btw - how long have you been using the term?

Posted by: Chris | October 11, 2005 at 04:16 PM

must say that another revenue stream would be good at the mo. However I don't see me 'monetising' the phrase directly. I literally invented the phrase as I read the article and thought about the title and content of the post. I'm a fan of portmanteau words anyhow, so it was an easy leap.

Posted by: andii | October 12, 2005 at 03:59 AM

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