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The musings of a wannabe psychologist, trying to make a difference in the world - thoughtfully.
Psychology/Work Related:
It's a justice issue:
- And you don't even have to be a woolly liberal to join the campaign...accepting evangelicals
- Homonomo - Peterson's stompingly hilarious yet gut-wrenchingly moving take on the ex-gay movement
- Inclusive Church.net
- Lesbian & Gay Christian movement
- Stonewall - equality & justice for lesbians, gay men and bisexuals
- Support same sex marriage in the US
Charities & noteworthy causes:
- American Friends Service Committee
- Amnesty International
- Christian Aid
- Human Writes
- Islamic Aid
- Make Trade Fair
- NSPCC
- Oxford Research Group (building bridges for global security)
- Peace-not-war - with some great music
- Poverty Fighters (click to fight poverty!)
- Sylvia's place
- The Big Issue
- The Hunger Site (click to donate food!)
- UNICEF, UK site
- United Nations Children's Fund
- World Health Organisation
Links
- Ash
- Brent Rasmussen, formerly talkback's infamous Choy Le Mu
- Consider the lillies
- Contemplative Scholar
- Dervish
- Genious of Insanity
- Good in Parts
- Graceful Prescence
- Islamicate
- Keninho
- Lora - BlackcurrantJam
- Maggi Dawn
- Martin, Furlong the dog
- Mary's Ramblings
- Melissa's blog
- Mikel, Bits of Starstuff
- Mind&Soul, Christian spirituality & mental health
- Monkey
- No Diggity
- Of the beaten track
- Of the best stuff, but plain
- Paul Turner
- Peterson, a_musing
- Plain in the City
- Post Liberal Laurence
- Progressive Muslim Thoughts
- Quaker Dharma
- Quaker Ranter, Nonviolence.org
- Quaker Street
- Rachie
- Reflections of a happy old man
- Right in Philly
- Secret Grove
- Sister Scorpion
- Spiritual Journeys
- The Buddhist Blog
- The Contrarian Quaker
- The Good Raised Up
- The Grace Pages
- Thinking nurse - musings of a trainee learning disabilities nurse
- Thoughts from a Rabbi
- Tim Roll-Pickering
- Under the green hill
Faith Related:
- Carnival of the Godless
- Christians in Science
- Find an interfaith group (UK)
- More info about Quakerism
- Network of Christians in Psychology
- Non-Theist Friends
- Quaker Faith and Practice - find out what Friends have said on just about everything
- Quaker Universalists
- Quakers in Britain
- Ship of Fools
- Zen Stories to tell your neighbours
Blog Archive
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- Fluffy bunnies and suicide bombers...
- This night will pass
- Quakerism and Me
- Tension mounting...
- Dark days
- The truth will set you free
- When writing a letter to old friends...
- Good album
- Work
- You and Me
- Smile
- Worrying...
- Discoveries
- Not a dicky bird
- Ulster Muslims
- Heads up
- New Links
- Seeking peace
- London
- Works, words and Quakerism for yoof
- Two bottles of bleach, a tin of spray on bathroom ...
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7 comments:
What a wonderful idea -- to use the blogosphere for fostering dialogue! It looks like your blog has already become a site for engaged dialgue over different perspectives!
I've enjoyed reading your blog (and you have a great blog name!) A while back, I spent significant periods of time in the UK, among Friends.
I was very sad to hear about the bombings in London yesterday, and have been holding you in the Light.
Thanks Contemplative Scholar (nice name :D)
I have added you to my links also, and Paul of "Right in Philly", even though I think he's quite wrong about a few things ;)!
Still, the blogosphere may be an ideal place in which to dialogue amongst people.
Thanks for visiting & commenting.
Hi CM,
Wow - thanks for popping back and commenting on my blog so quickly.
I'm a new Quaker - I've been attending meetings for about 10 months now.
What were you doing at the Quaker non profit? Sounds like a great experience!
:)
What a lovely beam of light
lor
Thanks for the link to my blog and to the ideas and ideals of diversity in the blog world. I look forward to coming back and reading your blog again.
Shalom, Salaam, Peace
1rabbi
http://1rabbi.blogspot.com
The idea of linking to Muslim blogs as a way of fostering dialog is so good that I plan to steal it from you and do the same at Brooklyn Quaker. Until now, the only Muslim link I had was to An American Mohammand.
- - Rich Accetta-Evans
I am honored for the mention. Thank You.
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