Comments for Center for the Theology of Cultural Engagement http://theologyofculture.org Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:55:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Finishing the “Unfinished Business” of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Derek C http://theologyofculture.org/2012/02/finishing-the-unfinished-business-of-martin-luther-king-jr/#comment-1020 Derek C Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:55:09 +0000 http://theologyofculture.org/?p=441#comment-1020 whoops, heard you need a full name. last name is Chinn. whoops, heard you need a full name. last name is Chinn.

]]> Comment on Finishing the “Unfinished Business” of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Derek C http://theologyofculture.org/2012/02/finishing-the-unfinished-business-of-martin-luther-king-jr/#comment-1019 Derek C Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:16:14 +0000 http://theologyofculture.org/?p=441#comment-1019 Thanks for this post. It is a good reminder about our own personal responsibility and challenge to live redemptively. I appreciate that your words, Paul, offer a opportunities for real engagement, not with ideas and issues but people. Thanks for this post. It is a good reminder about our own personal responsibility and challenge to live redemptively. I appreciate that your words, Paul, offer a opportunities for real engagement, not with ideas and issues but people.

]]> Comment on Finishing the “Unfinished Business” of Martin Luther King, Jr. by Bob Wall http://theologyofculture.org/2012/02/finishing-the-unfinished-business-of-martin-luther-king-jr/#comment-1006 Bob Wall Thu, 16 Feb 2012 15:32:36 +0000 http://theologyofculture.org/?p=441#comment-1006 Cornelia, thanks for including Dr. Metzger's address, since I was unable to attend. I appreciate the men and women who have been willing to stand for justice in an unjust world. Many of us, including myself, are hesitant to add our voice and values for causes of the greater good. Dr. King blazed a trail for civil change, and Dr. Metzger is doing the same. What this teaches me is: better to choose to build up one another and let good overcome evil. This might be a good lesson for political candidates and nameless bloggers. Bob Wall Cornelia, thanks for including Dr. Metzger’s address, since I was unable to attend. I appreciate the men and women who have been willing to stand for justice in an unjust world. Many of us, including myself, are hesitant to add our voice and values for causes of the greater good. Dr. King blazed a trail for civil change, and Dr. Metzger is doing the same. What this teaches me is: better to choose to build up one another and let good overcome evil. This might be a good lesson for political candidates and nameless bloggers.

Bob Wall

]]> Comment on John Canda to speak on gang violence at John 17:23 Network on Sunday, Nov. 13 by Miguel Tellez http://theologyofculture.org/2011/11/john-canda-to-speak-on-gang-violence-at-john-17-23-network-on-sunday-nov-13/#comment-685 Miguel Tellez Wed, 04 Jan 2012 02:36:31 +0000 http://theologyofculture.org/?p=332#comment-685 Can you please connect me to Mr. Canda, he knows me, and I would like to help CONNECTED to help the gang affected youth of our community. Can you please connect me to Mr. Canda, he knows me, and I would like to help CONNECTED to help the gang affected youth of our community.

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