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Cultural Creatives Is The New Label For A ... PRO
Contributed by Sermon Central on Jan 5, 2006 (message contributor)
Cultural Creatives is the new label for a individuals who reject traditionalism and modernism in favor of their 1960’s values. Proponents are typically upper middle class and consider themselves leading edge thinkers. The read a great deal, but don’t see their values reflected in what they read. Advertising and marketing hold little appeal. Bullet points are suspect--they want the whole story. They value ecological sustainability, globalism, women’s issues, altruism, self-actualization, spirituality, social conscience and...
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Some Years Ago Gladys And I Bought A Computer ... PRO
Contributed by Gene Gregory on Oct 16, 2004
Some years ago Gladys and I bought a computer that was a display model. We used it for a number of years. As a matter of fact, Steve just finished rebuilding it so the church can use it while the church’s computer is being repaired. Now, that computer served us well and I was able to do a ...read more
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A Dear Lady Was Asked What She Used To Make Her ...
Contributed by Bruce Howell on Aug 12, 2004
A dear lady was asked what she used to make her complexion so beautiful. Her answer: “Its all in the make-up.” - for my lips I use truth - For my voice I use kindness - For my eyes, I use compassion - For my hands I use charity - For my figure, I ...read more
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