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Created: May 19, 2003
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Religion and Postmodernity

Site Copyright: Jeanne Curran and Susan R. Takata and Individual Authors, May 2003.
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This essay was prompted by a link to an Episcopalian site: Ministeries with Young People: Episcoplian. I linked to the Method-X about two-thirds of the way down the file to get to what promised to be a discussion of religion and postmodernism. The specific site is not current. The owner stopped updating it in 1999. But it certainly gives some interesting background for those of you who are concerned about religion in the post-Boomer generations.Connecting with the post-Boomer generations: a guide to our postmodern context for mainline Christians (Episcopalians especially...called to common mission with Lutherans!) I think I succssfully traced the site to Beth Maynard (probably Reverend) on Gathering the NeXt Genertation (GTNG). Beth Maynard is listed as a current member near the end of the file. And "Beth" is pictured at the end of the file on Meet the Web Sexton. And I got to all these sites from a link on the Virgina Theological Seminary. That's where Dr. Scott's explanation of the difference between Catholic moral theology and Protestant Crhistian ethics was. Don't forget to provide yourself with records of such site wanderings, if you plan to use any of this information in your academic work. Might be a good exercise to run through this one, so you can follow the kinds of procedures that tend to work. There is no other author identification I could trace on the post-Boomer generation site, and that would be unacceptable, to fail to provide an author's name, in an academic paper.