Tag: Baptism

‘Now I Am Become Death…’ | Theology of Decay | Rituals [1]

Dec 7, 2011

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KB

in Emerging Church, Theology

Micah Redding has an interesting post bouncing off some of the thoughts I’ve posted here, which reflects on baptism, and whether this represents a ‘ritual to signify the end of rituals.’ My immediate thought was of the lines from the Bhagavad-Gita, made famous by J Robert Oppenheimer in an interview in which he recorded his thoughts…
‘You Will No Longer Be Called…’ | Facebook, Identity and Rebirth

Sep 7, 2010

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KB

in Blogs | Social Networks | New Media, Current Affairs, Emerging Church, Technology, Theology

In a fascinating interview in the Wall Street Journal, Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt has admitted that young people will have to change their identities in the future to protect themselves from all the embarrassing photos and information that will be available about them from their ‘misspent youths.’ ‘Every young person one day will be entitled…