Blogs about: Culturology
Parallel Culture becoming Counterculture: The Transformative Art of "Making Do"
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futuristguy wrote 8 months ago: I have a new article forthcoming, sparked in part by Peggy’s “Purple Martyrdom” b … more »
Paradigm Profiling in The Missional Zone - Part 2
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futuristguy wrote 1 week ago: I just had a most stimulating conversation with my rock-on-on-the-Rock friend Dave about “the … more »
Paradigm Transition - Do We Have Just 25 Years to Do This?
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futuristguy wrote 3 weeks ago: In comment #15 in my Missional SynchroBlog post, Grace raised some points surrounding one unexplaine … more »
Paradigm Profiling in The Missional Zone
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futuristguy wrote 3 weeks ago: Welcome to the Missional Synchroblog on “What is missional?” (Be sure to see the full li … more »
New Resource: Cultural Curriculum Project
futuristguy wrote 1 month ago: Funny how sometimes we think our life is about one thing, but it really turns out to be more about s … more »
More Thoughts on Culturologists versus Philosophists
futuristguy wrote 1 month ago: In rummaging around my various blog posts, I found a relevant quote about the inherent cross-cultura … more »
Culturologists versus Philosophists? Culturology versus Philosophy?
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futuristguy wrote 2 months ago: In Steve Taylor’s recent post, ”Hey Jude Echoes Across the Universe,” he makes an … more »
The Core Strength of Emergence
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futuristguy wrote 4 months ago: There is an intriguing thread (as always!) at Jesus Creed, titled, “What are Emerging’s … more »
Taxonomies of Emergence, Part 4 - Tutorial on Analysis
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futuristguy wrote 5 months ago: The last post in this series gave a tutorial and do-it-yourself section on observation. This one giv … more »
Taxonomies of Emergence, Part 3 - Tutorial and D-I-Y on Observation
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futuristguy wrote 5 months ago: This tutorial overviews some tools we can use to observe, analyze, and interpret a paradigm or cultu … more »
Taxonomies of Emergence, Part 2 - Key Problems, Important Possibilities
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futuristguy wrote 5 months ago: When last we left futuristguy, he was hemming and hawing (rather than lemming and clawing) over the … more »
Taxonomies of Emergence, Part 1 - Where Do We Fit?
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futuristguy wrote 5 months ago: A new acquaintance from the blogosphere, Jonathan Brink, recently posted on his blog a conversation … more »
Concrete Media Systems - The Golden Compass, Part 5, How to Conduct a Cultural Case Study
futuristguy wrote 5 months ago: Intentions This post overviews a general strategy on how to conduct a cultural case study, with some … more »
Willow Creek REVEAL 2: Externalizing My Probable Willow Creek Reveal Study Plan
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futuristguy wrote 6 months ago: Okay, so it’s been a while since I posted noticed that I intended to blog through a paradigm/c … more »
Concrete Media Systems - The Golden Compass, Part 4, Differentiation of Cultural Trends
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futuristguy wrote 6 months ago: Part 1 introduced some concepts of culturology and concrete media systems. Part 2 began addressing s … more »
Interview: My Ministry, Cultural Issues, and Relevance
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futuristguy wrote 7 months ago: Introduction In August 2007, my friend Robin invited me to participate in an e-interview for a magaz … more »
Willow Creek REVEAL 1: Preparing my own self-study on Willow Creek and Reveal
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futuristguy wrote 7 months ago: I’m taking an interlude from my posts on interpreting the cultural and concrete media systems … more »
Concrete Media Systems - The Golden Compass, Part 3, Learning Style Accommodations
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futuristguy wrote 7 months ago: 2. LEARNING STYLE ACCOMMODATIONS 2. I study clusters of related culture crud items to find diverse w … more »
Concrete Media Systems - The Golden Compass, Part 2, Covert Assumption Absorption (Hidden Curriculum)
futuristguy wrote 7 months ago: Part 1 introduced some concepts of culturology and concrete media systems. It also dealt with some o … more »
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