This program on SBS looks liek a pretty interesting one about gen Y, the first was on religion and spiritual belief, which apparently was good, but unfortunately I missed it.
The rest of the series too looks like some pretty interesting stuff too, so should be worth checking out.
Groups/Organisations I'm Into
Blogs I like to check out
- Signposts
- The Wrestling Rev
- Matt Glover
- A Foot In Both Places
- UNOH-Wild Ones
- Planet Telex
- Al Hirsch
- Neurotribe
- Marcus Curnow-Urban Seed
- Missional Diatribe
- Esky
- Saint Gaz
- Alternative Hymnal
- Steve Addison-Church Planting Guy
- Mark Sayers
- Spoken Worship
- Becoming Missional
- A Churchless Faith
- Jonny Baker-Worship Tricks
- TJ in Malawi
Contrary to how it may look, I'm not actually standing on the horizon...
Other Stuff To Look At
About Me
- Digger
- Tyabb, Victoria, Australia
- I'm currently a theology student, trying to make sense of my life as a follower of Jesus, a footballer, a youth worker and massive Simpsons fan. I'm interested in exploring new and different ways of understanding God and church, and particularly how the person of Jesus is relevant to me and the people I hang out with. I love living down in Tyabb and playing for the mighty Yabbies, which rumour has it is the best club on the Peninsh. I love connecting with and seeing young people reach their full potential in life, which sounds very hippy i know, but its what I'm all about.
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Hey Digs,
You can actually watch it on the net. Here is the link. Thanks to my friends at Dialogue Australia.
Just wait a while for it to load the full show, or it my be a very erratic experience.
I watched it, and it appears to be very biased to the directors outlook. But then as an audience member I myself am very biased.
Will be interesting to see how our generation fairs in life.
Interesting Spong's comments on the eclectic nature of Gen Y to spiritual matters. The Ignatian Spirituality introduction best responds to this with the following comment:
"a spirituality is not simply a collection of spiritual ideals and practices, a smorgasbord – as it were – from which one can pick and choose. It possesses an internal cohesion. Its elements, in fact, display a remarkable interrelatedness in which each flows from and gives expression to the worldview from which the spirituality sprang."
I'm a bit skeptical of the volunteer stats. What definition do they apply to friends, etc.? Is it of any lesser value...?
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