Cluetrain Theses 2
markets consist of human beings , not market sectors. A post in my Cluetrain Category: (Theses number 2) and leads to an article: “Human Beings, Not Market Sectors”
Day: January 2, 2003
Theses Number 2
Markets consist of human beings, not demographic sectors. Seems like an ethic well-suited to the Church. This seems to be lost on some, however. The more “sameness” permeates Church culture, the more “business-like” and mass-market it becomes, and correspondingly, less personal in an in-depth community sense. It has been quite a while since I felt like I was very well Continue Reading
From my story “The Bible
From my story “The Bible Wants to be Hypertext” The Web today, and the Church living in the context of this communication KAIROS (the opportune time; the NOW which is of eternal siginificance), can continue to expand the story in ways such as this. A Church on the Web has such an opportunity to tell its story, and to let Continue Reading
Cluetrain Theses 1: markets are conversations
Another “Cluetrain” commentary, on the first of the 95 Theses: markets are conversations. This article, “Markets Are Conversations; The Church in Dialogue” has begun but will grow and link outward as I develop the hooks between the “conversations” described and the “dialogue” we need to establish online to help us, as the Church, to “tell our story”
The Online Culture where the Church MUST be present
In “A Church Online”, I lift up the values of “conversation” and connecting people in order to explore who we are going to be online as a new ONLINE cultural context continues to grow