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The ‘Princess Diana Bible’?
By
Douglas Howe
Okay, I can hear the cards and letters (or posts) comin,’ because Idol Chatter is usually a generous and congenial part of the Beliefnet blog network, and we usually take a pretty open position in embracing our culture and the arts relative to our faith journeys. But every once in a while, art doesn’t transcend…
In Tough Economic Times, People Turn to…Psychics?
By
Donna Freitas
A few weeks back I posted about how people are turning to yoga for comfort during the economic downturn. Apparently, now people are turning to psychics for economic advice–predictions about the stock market, that is! Ruth La Ferla reports in her New York Times article, “Love, Jobs & 401(k)s”: On a good day last summer,…
Advice for Saudi Arabia’s Rockers
By
Paul O'Donnell
When rock goes up against religion, why does it always start with heavy metal? The New York Times recently reported on an all-girl rock band in Saudi Arabia that has a hit with their song “Pinocchio,” a wail about love gone wrong. They aren’t Muslim rockers, per se, but in the Middle East’s most conservative…
‘Slow Blogging’ as Meditative Practice: What?
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Donna Freitas
I like blogging for Idol Chatter a lot, especially since it gives me great excuses to go to the movies and watch TV on a regular basis. But I wouldn’t exactly call the experience of posting about themes in pop culture and spirituality online a meditative practice. But some people do. In the article “Haste,…
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