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The Prophet’s Song
“The prophet does not ask if the vision can be implemented, for questions of implementation are of no consequence until the vision can be imagined.” — Walter Brueggemann In the field of music therapy, stories are often told of … Continue reading
Amos’ Plumbline; Whose Church?
A Series on the Future of Social Witness Opening Editorial by Chris Iosso Is justice an essential “mark of the church?” Is it a basic aspect of God’s reign, reflecting God’s nature? Is it a basic part of the Gospel, … Continue reading
Surveillance, the Church, and the Prophet’s Mantle
This conversation is reposted here from David True‘s original post on Political Theology. This post takes the form of a critical response to “First They Came for the Whistleblowers,” an op-ed by my friend Chris Iosso over at Unbound: An … Continue reading
First they came for the whistleblowers
The showdown over Snowden and the NSA; why the Church must be a new kind of open space in the surveillance world. By Christian Iosso A recent Thom Hartmann essay for Truthdig ended with the assertion that it is again … Continue reading
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