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Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 15, 2026
A Public Theological Response to Poverty in Myanmar
This article explores poverty in Myanmar through public theology, emphasizing structural injustice, Christian responsibility, human dignity, and solidarity.
EssaysPublic Theology Christian Ethics Social Justice
soulcruzer
soulcruzerOct 15, 2026
Montaigne had room for thumbs
I went looking through Montaigne’s table of contents and got stuck on thumbs. Fear, friendship, death. Fair enough. You expect those at the philosopher’s table. But thumbs? I like that he pulled up a chair for them. Smells too. Drunkenness. Sleep. The clothes we wear and the things we keep putting off until tomorrow. Reading...
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Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 9, 2026
Networking and Responsibility in Digital Humanities
Networks connect people and knowledge, but they also involve power and responsibility. How can digital scholarship practice care, consent, and shared authority?
EssaysConnection, Care, and Common Future
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 9, 2026
Digital Humanities as Public Ministry: Reimagining Formation Beyond Christian Hegemony
Digital Humanities is not simply a set of digital tools; it is a theological method that reveals how power circulates through our digital ecosystems.
EssaysDecolonial DH Project
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 9, 2026
Humanities Coding in the Information Age
A reflection on the nature of coding in science and in the digital humanities
EssaysCoding
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 7, 2026
Networking Across the Brokenness
What might a quick sketch of my personal network of relationships and connections in the broken global Body of Christ look like?
EssaysPublic Theology
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 6, 2026
Which Passport Do You Travel Under?: Toward a Borderless Public Theology
Revisiting my 2013 WCC Busan paper, I argue public theology must refuse the nation-state as its frame and build solidarity from difference, not unity.
EssaysPublic Theology
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 6, 2026
Professors Without Passports: A Cosmopolitan Public Theological Pedagogy
If public theology is cosmopolitan, so must be the classroom where it is taught. Kang, Appiah, and Derrida on a pedagogy of dis-location.
EssaysPublic Theology
Public Theology
Public TheologyOct 6, 2026
Theologians Without Passports: Towards a Cosmopolitan Public Theology
Namsoon Kang's cosmopolitan theology, read with Appiah and Derrida, as a public theology that crosses borders without erasing them.
EssaysPublic Theology
Today I Learned
Today I LearnedAug 23, 2026
Orwell's Six Rules for Writing
Clear prose as a defense against vague and dishonest thought
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@rekordr.bsky.social
@rekordr.bsky.socialJul 26, 2026
Shadows fall and I try
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Stale Plastic
Stale PlasticJun 24, 2026
Computing on Purpose
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Theory of Computing Report
Theory of Computing ReportJun 8, 2026
The Objective Pursuit of Knowledge
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Dom Jay - CSS, JS, and the occasional existential crisis
Dom Jay - CSS, JS, and the occasional existential crisisMar 13, 2026
The Aesthetics of Code
We can describe code that works. We struggle to describe code that's good. This is an attempt at the difference.
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Lost and Found
Lost and FoundJan 7, 2026
Kenah Cusanits Essay „Senatore Cappelli“
Cover des Buchs "Senatore Cappelli" Beim Suchen von Weihnachtsgeschenken für meine Familie bin ich in der Buchhandlung Moser auf ein – demonstrativ – unscheinbares Bändchen gestoßen: Senatore Cappelli von Kenah Cusanit (2025). Ich habe es gekauft, obwohl, oder: weil ich aus dem Text auf der Rückseite und auch beim erstern Hineinlesen nicht erkennen konnte, um...
EssaysKenah Cusanit
Dom Jay - CSS, JS, and the occasional existential crisis
Dom Jay - CSS, JS, and the occasional existential crisisOct 26, 2025
The Feed Never Stops: On the Developer Anxiety That Never Goes Away
The anxiety that you're not keeping up isn't a personal failing - it's the predictable result of measuring yourself against a target that has never existed.
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