Claiming the crown for the most interesting theological blogologue this month (and showing that British folks can generally disagree much more agreeably than we Americans*) is a fascinating conversation on tricksters, consumerism, tradition, spiritual piracy, revolution, orthodoxy, heresy, and much, much more. Here’s a roundup lifted from chief provocateur Kester Brewin:
Well first actually, read Kester’s original series. Then…
Richard Sudworth’s original repost
Pete Rollins’ counter to Richard
Jonny Baker’s middle-way reflection
Maggi Dawn’s thoughts [ 1 ] [ 2 ]
Bill Kinnon’s (rather cantankerous) thoughts on Jonny and Richard’s thoughts
Backburner’s thoughts on piracy and the economics of information
Whew! Seriously, folks, this is some good readin’. I still don’t know where I come out in all of this, but I couldn’t imagine a more engaging group of people to (dis/)agree with.
Lemme know if I’m missing any weigh-ins. Perhaps I’ll post my own, once I’m caught up on my studies…
*Note: I’m talking about in relationship to general US political/spiritual internet chatter, not the American (and Canadian) folks who weighed in on this particular discussion!
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