'Sister Elizabeth Pio, 41, has begun using Twitter on behalf of the Sisters of Bethany, an Anglican order who spend hours each day in silent reflection.'
How is this silent reflection- she's tweeting and she's preaching?
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label internet. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Friday, 11 May 2012
Neverseconds blog
I think this just shows how amazing the internet is, how great blogging is. Within a click a new idea just pops into your head! Development happens just like that!
Inspiring anyone?
Inspiring anyone?
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Rough Fields
I love the modern world.
click, a pair of eyes and more music found. ears were used too.
Thanks Beth! (and facebook)
click, a pair of eyes and more music found. ears were used too.
Thanks Beth! (and facebook)
Friday, 3 February 2012
Drugs and a hidden world
A secret internet pathway and access to illegal drugs?
The argument stands that if drugs were legal than hidden internet worlds wouldn't occur. My view still stands that if we have the right education people can use drugs responsibly. What I am concerned about is the effects drugs have on us, they seem to create side affects sooner then lets say, several years of persistant drinking (at a first glance, not that i'm saying we get drunk and out bodies are let off after a good nights sleep). Perhaps we should consider in more detail what would happen if drugs, which aren't addictive were legalised? After all, alcohol is legal and is addictive and people use it so often because they are bored and it's there. They ignore the harms regardless even if it involves throwing up in the night, choking on their own sick, being so drunk and in risk of rape, violence and alcohol poisoning.
Drugs aren't the answer to boredom, all in all more has to be done to make people realise substances aren't the answer to feel the best-there has to be a balance in how they are used, whether they are legal or not.
The argument stands that if drugs were legal than hidden internet worlds wouldn't occur. My view still stands that if we have the right education people can use drugs responsibly. What I am concerned about is the effects drugs have on us, they seem to create side affects sooner then lets say, several years of persistant drinking (at a first glance, not that i'm saying we get drunk and out bodies are let off after a good nights sleep). Perhaps we should consider in more detail what would happen if drugs, which aren't addictive were legalised? After all, alcohol is legal and is addictive and people use it so often because they are bored and it's there. They ignore the harms regardless even if it involves throwing up in the night, choking on their own sick, being so drunk and in risk of rape, violence and alcohol poisoning.
Drugs aren't the answer to boredom, all in all more has to be done to make people realise substances aren't the answer to feel the best-there has to be a balance in how they are used, whether they are legal or not.
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