Sunday, April 03, 2005
Rules for Hidden Things
Rules for Hidden Things
1. There are few.
2. If you would like to invite someone to this spiritual practice of reflection feel free to do so. Simply click on scottpetersen under contributors. My email address is listed on my profile. Of course you could bypass this and email me directly at spetersen@vts.edu. Since this is a ten week practice invitations to become a member of blog will be extended through June 10th . (11th hour rule applies.)
3. This is a practice. What is written on this Blog should come more from the heart than the head. I'm not suggesting that we should leave our head at the door but that the goal of the blog is a daily practice. It is not to be "theologically, philosophically, and doctrinally" correct. It's to reflect. Please check your motives with your comments . If a Comment seeks to "educate" or "fix" another members comment it runs the risk of being deleted. I'm not suggesting that truth is relative but what someone writes (and myself for that matter) is how they understand something that moment. The point of this Blog is in the practice of daily encounter not the responses themselves.
4. Any comments or Posts that appear to be out of the context with the spirit of this Spiritual Practice of reflection may be deleted at the discression of the Blog Host. It is my prayer that this will never be enacted. ¶ 11:09 AM
Rules for Hidden Things
1. There are few.
2. If you would like to invite someone to this spiritual practice of reflection feel free to do so. Simply click on scottpetersen under contributors. My email address is listed on my profile. Of course you could bypass this and email me directly at spetersen@vts.edu. Since this is a ten week practice invitations to become a member of blog will be extended through June 10th . (11th hour rule applies.)
3. This is a practice. What is written on this Blog should come more from the heart than the head. I'm not suggesting that we should leave our head at the door but that the goal of the blog is a daily practice. It is not to be "theologically, philosophically, and doctrinally" correct. It's to reflect. Please check your motives with your comments . If a Comment seeks to "educate" or "fix" another members comment it runs the risk of being deleted. I'm not suggesting that truth is relative but what someone writes (and myself for that matter) is how they understand something that moment. The point of this Blog is in the practice of daily encounter not the responses themselves.
4. Any comments or Posts that appear to be out of the context with the spirit of this Spiritual Practice of reflection may be deleted at the discression of the Blog Host. It is my prayer that this will never be enacted. ¶ 11:09 AM
