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Wikiklesia: Voices of the Virtual World Volume One is now in paperback! For those of you who don’t like staring at computer screens to read your books, now you can see the collaborative writing project that involved 40 of us over a two-month period of time–in convenient fully portable paperback technology . 100% of the proceeds from this book go to the Not For Sale anti-slavery initiative, so please–buy ‘em by the truckload. They make for edifying reading *and* doorstops, if need be.

In related news, Paul Walker has been blogging through the entire book on his excellent Out of the Cocoon blog. This past week, Paul arrived at my chapter–Zeitgeist and Paraclete at Play–and does some wonderful interaction with it. Check it out!

Holy cyber-faith, Batman! How is Christian spirituality taking shape in our web 2.0 era? What does collaborative technology say about Perichoresis (the triune dance of the Godhead) and ecclesiology (ways of living for the church gathered)? Where will be be five or fifty years from now? These are the questions addressed by an innovative new collaborative publishing endeavor put forth by the Wikiklesia Project entitled Voices of the Virtual World. I am privileged to be a contributor–my chapter is entitled Zeitgeist and Paraclete at Play. An eBook edition is available now, and a paperback edition will be up very shortly. I’m particularly stoked because all the proceeds from the sale of this hot little tome are going straight to the Not For Sale Campaign, an anti-slavery action and awareness group that I serve with as emerging churches coordinator. So buy/download a truckload of these, please!

I have to mention that I’m writing among alt.Christian giants with this book Continue reading ‘Holy Ghost in the Machine’