Thursday, September 15, 2005
(9:27 PM) | Anonymous:
A Link Post.
I'd recommend that everyone check out This American Life's recent radio show. The show is a series of stories from those who survived not only Hurricane Katrina but the gross negligence of our government.Some of you may also be interested in the meeting in Granada, Spain called by Javier Martinez, Catholic Archbishop of Granada, that has brought together a group of English speaking theologians mainly from the Duke school and the Radical Orthodoxy movement. There are three dispatches written by James K.A. Smith at the not-so-interesting to many of us "Generous Orthodoxy" blog [1, 2, 3]. I'm actually interested in what some of you all think about this conference.
Last night I submitted my first piece for publication. You can read my book profile of Theology and the Political at the Journal of Cultural and Religious Theory next summer. Yes, next summer. It's going to be in a special issue dealing with religion and politics.
There is a big protest happening at the end of this month (September 24th) in D.C. I can't take the days off or raise the funds, but if you are in Chicago you can still go if you get them a request postmarked by tomorrow. You should also check your local Indymedia.org to see if there is a group you can join.
Finally, the DePaul ecologist who led the think-tank that I participated in last year now has a blog. He's doing some real good work, now if I could just turn him into an orthodox Deleuzian! I may be getting to do more work with him in the future, something I'm looking forward to.
