This is a mixed post: part pride and part relevant. My brother, Declan Keefe, is the director of a environmentally-focused Architecture firm in (Placetailor) Boston. His firm was recently featured in what I am told is The Architecture magazine in the U.S. and I wanted to both give him some press (seriously, folks who read [...]
Yesterday I got an email from someone who had particular questions related to some of my views about theology and God as mentioned in the video below. They were interesting to me and so I'm replying publicly here for you all as well. How do these answers sit with you? Are they things you'd say [...]
This winter I was asked to consider writing a piece "Envisioning the Future within our Quaker faith." The article was to be published in SPARK, the newsletter of New York Yearly Meeting (composed of 90ish congregations), and would have gone out in the spring. Well, it came at a great time for me as [...]
While I was at the Wild Goose Festival in NC a week or so back, Deborah Arca of Patheos' Progressive Christianity Portal asked me and a few other folks (Brian McLaren, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Lisa Sharon Harper, and Roger Wolsey) - apropos of an impending July 4th – if we would speak on video for a [...]
This is the second part of a short piece I used as a pre-semester reading when I was co-teaching a seminary theology 101 course. Part 1 is here, and next are three pieces on creeds. For Christians that understand God to have been enfleshed in the person of Jesus of Nazareth, there exists a [...]
This post is part of the july synchroblog – an eclectic bunch of bloggers writing on the same topic. This month is centered on the wild goose festival, a justice-arts-spirituality festival held the last week of june in North Carolina. This synchroblog will include stories from the gathering as well as from those who couldn’t go, centered on [...]
Lots of things in this one… The QUIP Quaker Writers conference was held to coincide with the release of this book (which I have a few things in). The Center for Process Studies at Claremont hosted the Theopoetics and the Divine Manifold conference , at which, most academically noteable for me (at this moment), were Catherine [...]
First, I'm sorry for such poor (and poorly aimed) video quality. If it helps, just ignore the visual and listen like a podcast. That will fix the problem and you won't have to be exposed to my ridiculously expressive eyebrows. Next: I have a more formal, written reflection about the event, here, on a spot [...]
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