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- Just today I've been rereading Judith Butler's Undoing Gender, which touches on a lot of the issues you've raised. I think from her perspective, all of the LGBT categories have in...
- i agree it is the way we relate to our comfort as opposed to the idea of being comfortable. yet, the question is how much our comfort blinds us to what is demanded of us....
- It's hard to figure out at what point we are to live without our material comforts. If we give it all up and become homeless for God I'm not sure we'd be doing anyone any good. I have...
- i used to listen to him years ago - but after his 1994 ? stuff i figured i would move on down the road - he did help me break out of the uncertainty of free will thinking that i had to manage my...
- i agree that pragmatism does not always equate with rationality, or even good behavior given the social circumstances that define what works for people in a given situation. yet, nonetheless, my...
Notes From Off Center
Life from the view of a pragmatist Christian and educator.
If we are to take a postmodern critique seriously, what does the church look like? Postmodernism does not really tell us and that is both its own shortcoming as a theoretical basis to launch our own reconstruction of ecclesiology and therefore the shortcoming of its continual reference among em
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1 year ago
The item that jumps out at me is the generalized criticism of meta-narratives. My understanding is that meta-narratives are the product of inductive reasoning, although they can be received from others, including God via revelation. Inductive reasoning is, however, the foundation of human intelligence. Certainly a particular meta-narrative can be problematic or applied beyond a reasonable scope, but a generalized dissing of meta-narratives because they are meta-narratives can only lead to intellectual dysfunction.
1 year ago