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Author: ElizabetWid

The Trinity and Incarnation Informing Media (Draft 1)

Posted on December 8, 2015November 29, 2018 by ElizabetWid

For its entire existence the Church has affirmed the fact that both the Trinity and the incarnation ought to inform the theology of the Church and her members. That apart from Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, and the scriptures became meaningless and devoid of their power. Apart from Jesus, the scriptures became just…

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Say Less and Mean More

Posted on December 8, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

Battling overwhelm, numbness, and apathy with poetic journalism. It’s not a long walk from this well-lit city street to a cold gaping grave: over 14 million acres of black water. Stepping over discarded food wrappers, I head across frozen sand dunes toward the oncoming waves and find a dry spot to sit down on the lake…

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Holding time hostage

Posted on December 6, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

Another one from the Christian journal articles aboout the summer of a lifetime. An epic road trip all over the western part of the U.S. to gather pictures for a photobook project was an absolute adventure full of obstacles and amazing experiences. However, spending a week tent camping in Yellowstone when it got down below…

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Transcending the Imminent

Posted on December 6, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

Think back to the stories that have shaped or impacted you… what about those stories stood out to you? What principles could you draw from them? It is probably true that the stories that stood out had a message that resonated. It doesn’t matter what age you were when you heard or read the story,…

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Technopoly: Man or the Machine

Posted on November 9, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

In his book Technopoly Neil Postman begins his dialogue with a story called the Judgment of Thamus, and uses this story to ground the premise of his book. He then moves on to examine three technological cultures which he labels as: tool based culture, technocracy, and finally the climatic pinnacle of the growing technologies, the technopoly. The…

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In Technique We Trust

Posted on October 12, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

A review of “The Technological Society” by Jacques Ellul. From the 19th century on we stand in a world entirely saturated in technique. French philosopher and theologian coins this new age of society the “Technological Society” in the 1950s.  Ellul writes to current and future citizens in this new society about the complete inundation of…

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Reflections on Faith and Art

Posted on October 10, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

Imagine for a moment that the sermon and musical worship where both taken out of the church service. Imagine then that the only way left to experience God in church is through the work of Christian artists. It doesn’t matter the form of art. It could be through paintings, poetry, or prose. It could be…

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The Heart of the Artist

Posted on October 8, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

Rory Noland wrote The Heart of the Artist when he was the Worship Director at Willow Creek Church and in it includes many life experiences he’s learned from through church ministry. Through it he addresses the problem between the church and the ‘artsy type’ and why that problem exists. He provides a solution for how to not…

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The Subjectivity of Objectivity

Posted on October 6, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

The sky is blue. This is an objective fact. Unless of course you happen to be color-blind or you happen to know the sky only appears to be blue—but in reality is a neutral atmosphere that refracts light. So maybe the objective truth is that the sky actually isn’t blue. But then why is it…

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Flickering Pixels

Posted on October 6, 2015February 27, 2019 by ElizabetWid

The main premise of Flickering Pixels is that technology has a profound impact on how we think, feel, react and, well, everything. The take away isn’t so much that technology is bad, but that we need to be aware of how it shapes us. In some ways Flickering Pixels reads like a love letter to…

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An open-source Student Christian Organization and Online Journal of Christian Communication and Culture developed by Moody Bible Institute Students as a project of the course “Biblical Perspectives of Media and Culture.” This is also a journal of christian education that covers all christian media reviews.

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