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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
4 comments:
This just in. www.fotf.org (focus on the family) is 47% evil! so there.
Now we know...but is there hope for change or am I to be depraved for the rest of my life?
The good thing about depravity is that it is relative to the communities we frequent. Just moving in and out of various groups of people you can be perceived as more or less depraved without changing a thing about yourself or your blog.
It's all about the company you keep.
So I should join FOTF to make myself look less depraved than they are? Relative to them I'm a saint.
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