Mitt Romney Wants To Repeal The Rule That Would’ve Stopped The Latest Financial Scandal | TPMDC

Given all we’ve been through,  any firm this stupid HAS TO BE ALLOWED to fail,  OR  purged of their STUPID, CARELESS, unable to learn leadership and taken over. On a conference call with analysts, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon announced that his firm had lost $2 billion investing in the same species of derivative that exacerbated the 2008 financial crisis. via Continue Reading

Socio-Theological Graph (inspired by a @jtrane article via @newmediaproject )

In reading Jim Rice’s study on Digital Ecclesiology,  this line got me thinking about something I have often “preached” in thepast couple of years. when people come to church they have found us on an Internet search looking for a progressive church via New Media Project at Union Theological Seminary | Models of the Church and Social Media. The question Continue Reading

Does our ‘digitology’ match our ecclesiology? via @Newmediaproject by @jtrane

Very rarrely do I ever see such a question.  Most church based social media rationale seems to be along the lines of “should the church use social media” and the answer is “yeah,  if we want to be relevant and speak the language of your culture”.  This question asks the deeper , morer theological rationale question. do our theological understandings and commitments Continue Reading

The “success” of Occupy via #OccupyNation

Todd Gitlin has written an amazingly articulate expression of the history, aims, and “feel” of the Occupy movement.  The following does an amazing job of explaining (at least for me)  the appeal,  the effects,  and the values of Occupy,  and is,  by virtue of that,  an expression that ventures close into theological territory,  for it hits around the universals of Continue Reading