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			check out this great <a href="http://tradebinaryoption.wordpress.com/2012/04/02/ioption-review/">ioption review</a> I found!
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			Soft blue filmic tones render the understated performances melancholy in Italian writer/director Alice Rohrwacher’s  Corpo Celeste (“celestial body”). Rohrwacher tests the contrast between the idea and reality of a small Catholic parish community in Calabria, Italy where main character Marta...
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			A story about grief beautifully shot in cloudy soft tones with lots of light and space, the Quebecois film Monsieur Lazhar manages deep mournfulness and acceptance, somehow hopeful in its expression of the quiet reality of what is, despite how much we wish it were otherwise. A shell-shocked Quebec...
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			Writer/director/editor/animator/actor/lover Terence Nance spent six years on An Oversimplification of Her Beauty, the real-life story of his (unrequited? reciprocated? by turns both and neither?) love for close friend (girlfriend? lover? otherwise undefinable compatriot?) Namik that is anything but...
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			The documentary “Slavery By Another Name” chronicled the social brutalities yet fiendishly rational economic sensibilities of slavery, and why it continued until the 1960s. 

Based on Douglass Blackmon’s book, the crucial issue that permitted the continuation of slavery - although by another...
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			Rarely have I seen such a “tasty” portrayal of self-sacrificing in a way that depicts all that is wrong with love in a western context. However, where there is sacrifice there is also the hope of redemption. But redemption of what? Redemption from what? Enter Ruby in the film “Middle of...
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			Within four minutes of the beginning of this film I was in tears. “How To Survive a Plague” chronicles the fight for HIV/AIDS medical advancement, and the social, political and bio-medical outreach methods used to ensure that HIV/AIDS was no longer a death sentence as it was from the early...
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			Five Broken Camera’s was a brilliantly done documentary highlighting one small village in Palestine’s fight to keep their land from the greedy Israelites.  The journalist who filmed the documentary is an everyday citizen of this town who goes through 5 video cameras as he captures the life and...
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			This is the film that I cannot stop talking about.  I am not alone, as The Surrogate took home the Audience Award at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival.  The Surrogate tells the tale of a man who had polio and is left living life with an iron lung.  Mark, this man is incapable of moving anything but...
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			Filly Brown is a young Latina Hip Hop artist spitting rhymes on the underground radio scene in LA with a group of friends that support her art.  Filly’s mom is in jail, but gives Filly lyrics to spit, which garners her notice by a promoter and ultimately, a record contract with producer “Big...
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			Finding North
The filmmaker’s contention that America has lost its moral compass is explored in this documentary that explores the rise of hunger in America.  The film states that 1 in 6 Americans go hungry in this country as a result of Congressional policies subsidizing billion-dollar...
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			Beasts of the Southern Wild.
Set in a fictional bayou area known as “The Bathtub,” this magical drama follows the story of Hushpuppy, a eight-year old girl who lives with her father in a stilt house among other poor residents of the post-Katrina-like territory, who continually ignore warnings...
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			Prophets see contemporary situations with divine perspective, and as I look at the art created by some, I wonder, Is this artist not a prophet also?
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			Fujimura drew attention to something often missed in understanding art - common grace is never absent. Artistic instinct and creative impulse are fundamental to human personhood and are a gift of the triune God. Only the creator God can offer creativity to make art.
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			In these lectures I heard a call to give closer attention to the address of the Bible to my imagination, calling me to repent and lament, and to give closer attention to the presence and pain of my neighbors as communicated through their art. 
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<em>This article was first published in <a href="http://divinity.duke.edu/community-student-life/divinity-magazine/fall-2011/defense-christian-kitsch" target="_new">DIVINITY Magazine</a> and is being shared with the author&#8217;s permission.</em></p>

<p><strong>Christians ought to pause before accepting the view that kitsch is trashy.<br />
By Paul Griffiths</strong></p>

<p>The term kitsch is usually intended as an insult. To call a painting or a musical composition or a...</p>
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			Los Angeles artist Lynn Aldrich, with the help of Michelle McCreary, the Brehm Center’s Administrative Assistant, installed three brightly colored art works in Fuller’s David Allan Hubbard Library.
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			<p>Google Glaze</p>

<p>I had a conversation with my computer yesterday.&nbsp; No, really, I found myself playing charades with Google while I was searching for an answer that was just inches from my grasp.&nbsp; The staring camera captured smiles and an expression that “looked like” joy, but five minutes into...</p>
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			<p>It has become apparent to me that the biggest factor in determining a persons atheism/theism has been the question of Theodicy in the face of the reality of suffering and injustice. It seems that if God was good and all powerful, then He would set the world aright, and there would be no pain, no...</p>
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			<p>Recently, Fuller featured an article about the Brehm Center and Fuller Alumni transforming vacant storefronts into art galleries featuring the art of local artists and artists at Fuller. I personally thought this was a great idea, allowing us to redeem our community through art (which I am always...</p>
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			<p>Joel is a project that my partner Richard Min and I filmed and produced that aims to challenge the way we glance and overlook the &#8220;everyday&#8221; moments by interpreting them through a prophetic voice, Joel.&nbsp; In studying 17th century dutch art, we were both intrigued at how easy it was to pass over a...</p>
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			<p>I&#8217;m curious to hear what your thoughts are on how theology and art should be taught in higher education. Here are some conversation starter questions.</p>

<p>What is the role of artists of faith in the contemporary art world?</p>

<p>How are we to understand the role of theory and praxis in educating the next...</p>
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			<p>As many of you know, I am the president of the theatre group at Fuller Theological Seminary, The Fuller Company.&nbsp; When we plan shows, we open auditions to the greater Los Angeles acting community as well as the Fuller student body, for various reasons.&nbsp; Not too long ago, we held auditions for our...</p>
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			<p>What are some of your experiences with art?&nbsp; What would you like to gain from this course?</p>
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			<p>This article originally appeared in Comment magazine, the opinion journal of CARDUS: www.cardus.ca/comment</p>

<p>&#8220;Originally and properly within I am still alone by myself: in my freedom in relation to the whole cosmos; with my poetry and truth; with the question of my needs and desires and loves and...</p>
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			<p>The arts remain vital to the reflective and expressive life of the church.If the church is `missional&#8217; then it is concerned with cultural engagement&#8230;.at many levels. A church without&#8230;.or a church that marginalizes and/or devalues the arts is less than what  it was intended and designed to...</p>
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			<p>Family. You don’t get to choose it, and like it or not, it is always part of your life.</p>

<p>Winter’s Bone is about a family, an extended, dysfunctional, drug addicted, secretive, impoverished, violent family.</p>

<p>The story concerns a 17-year old girl who is faced with either finding her bail-jumping...</p>
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			<p>“Christian theology does not belong solely in the circle of people who are ‘insiders.’&nbsp; It belongs just as much to the people who feel that they are ‘outside the gate.’”<br />
-Jürgen Moltmann, Experiences in Theology</p>

<p>For the majority of those who descend upon Park City every January, the...</p>
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			<p>I&#8217;ve been interested recently in technology, faith, and art. Post-Internet, it seems all three are in a constant state of flux. I don&#8217;t plan on retreating from culture, but I often wonder how uncritical use of computers and screens has affected our faith and artmaking.&nbsp; </p>

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			<p>In a Systematic Theology class, I was struck by something the theologian Leonardo Boff wrote in relation to past practices of Christian missions. I paraphrase: when missionaries entered into an indigenous culture to proselytize, more often than not they would try and supplant all forms of the...</p>
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			<p>Emerging Christians tend to be theologically pluralistic and quite suspicious of tidy theological boxes.&nbsp; They believe that God is bigger than any theology and that God is first and foremost a story-teller, not a dispenser of theological doctrine and factoids. Theology for them, therefore, is...</p>
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			A proposal for four marks of communities participating in "Emergent Worship."
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			I hope I am becoming more translucent, more rested, more me. I hope I allow some passions to outgrow me, and then to turn and let them remind me who I am, all over again. Rainer Maria Rilke's "To Music" does just that.
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			What exactly is emergent/altworship? 
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			"When we can play with the unself-conscious concentration of a child this is: art: prayer: love."  -A Circle of Quiet, chapter 1
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			In a society as highly mobile as North America and with churchgoers dispersed among a multiplicity of denominations, new networks and stand-alone congregations it is perplexing trying to keep track of churchgoers. What percentage of switching churches as against those who are leaving?
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