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A Changing Picture

(I'm never sure how to cross-post from my blog to here. Bear with me as I try something a bit different.) I’ve been reading a Brian McLaren book, Church On The Other Side. McLaren is a fairly progressive Christian, keen to help church-goers and churches to stop...

David Hayward, Women’s Stories, and Me

David Hayward, Women’s Stories, and Me

So...lucky enough to have a Skype conversation with David today. Always invigorating. Always challenging. Always reminds me that I'm sane. I'm grateful. We caught up. We shared stories. We commiserated. We talked of our endless desires, his and mine. Mine? To somehow...

What if we thought for ourselves?

What if we thought for ourselves?

Thinking for ourselves is difficult. It is hard work. It takes time and energy. This is why we seldom do it. Let me give you an example: Julian Assange. My initial opinion of him was that he is a brave and visionary man who changed the flow of information in our...

I have yet to find my favourite philosopher

I deal in more politcal/antipolitical theories as of late but my ideas are deeply philosophical and spiritual. I don't have a favourite philosopher who would represent my ideas as they are becoming more and more my own. I love Sartre, I love Nietszche, I love Aleister...

Exit Facebook

Exit Facebook

I am no longer a slave to the facebook machine. Going back to old school - contacting people through email. gerrardpedz@gmail.com

Liberty is indivisble

Liberty is indivisble

From my blog: http://gerrardpedersen.com/blog/2013/12/22/liberty-is-indivisible/ Liberty is indivisible; one cannot curtail part of it without killing all of it. This little part you are curtailing is the very essence of my liberty; it is all of it. Bakunin I am not...