08.17.07

Voices of the Virtual World

Posted in culture, ekklesia, emergence, gospel, hermeneutics, postmodernity, theology, transition at 10:39 am by len

Paul Walker is blogging chapter by chapter through Voices of the Virtual World: Participative Technology and the Ecclesial Revolution. At the end of this post is a complete list of authors including links. A complete listing of chapters including abstracts is HERE.

A press release is available and notices of the project are popping up all over the place including the Emergent Village blog. “Wikiklesia may be the world’s first self-perpetuating nomadic business model.” VOICES explores the growing influence of technology on the global Christian church. We hear from more than forty influential voices, including technologists and theologians, entrepreneurs and pastors… from a progressive Episcopalian techno-monk to a leading Mennonite professor… from a tech-savvy mobile missionary to a corporate anthropologist whom Worth Magazine calls “one of Wall Street’s 25 Smartest Players.”

Voices is a far reaching exploration of spiritual journey within a culture of increasingly immersive technology. Remember — all proceeds go to charity to the Not For Sale campaign. The print copy should be available via Lulu on August 22nd.

Andrew Jones
Andrew Perriman
Bill Kinnon
Bob Hyatt
Brad Sargent
Brother Maynard
Calvin Park
Cynthia La Grou
Cynthia Ware
David Hayward
Derek Flood
Drew Goodmanson
Ed Brenegar
Heidi Campbell
Jo Guldi
Joe Suh
John La Grou
John Sexton
Br. Karekin Yarian, BSG
Katharine Moody
Kester Brewin
Len Hjalmarson
Matt Reece
Michael Lissack
Mike Morrell
Mike Riddell
Peggy Brown
Rex Miller
Rick Meigs
Scot McKnight
Scott Andreas
Scott McClellan
Scott Ragan
Stephen Garner
Stephen Shields
Steve Scott
Steve Knight
Stuart Murray Williams
Thomas Hohstadt
Wild Grace

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