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Do you think incarnational hologram ministry might be an oxymoron?

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Matt Stone

2010-03-04

Well, I do believe I predicted this some time ago, but some pastors are now exploring the idea of using holographic technology for multi-site churches. Takes incarnational ministry to new heights of existential whiplash. Could make commissioning through laying on of hands a tad difficult don’t you think?

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6 responses to “Do you think incarnational hologram ministry might be an oxymoron?”

Kalessin

2010-03-05

There is one reply and one alone to such a question…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGlC9GUQk5s

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Kalessin

2010-03-05

It’s superior to ‘satellite’ churches simply watching the main service on big TVs. You don’t have to go far in Sydney to find that.

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Steve Hayes

2010-03-05

Fits right in with the culture of avatars, gravatars and virtual reality. There’s contextualisation for you.
Perhaps the membership application should begin “I saw your profile and want to be your friend”.

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Lucy J

2010-03-05

Gives new meaning to “I can see right through your argument”, doesn’t it?

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Andrew Park

2010-03-05

Just wait until they all start claiming miracles by the almighty holy hologram at some time in the near future!

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Matt Stone

2010-03-05

Well, I suppose their have been complaints for years about lack of organization ‘transparency’ and ‘accountability’ in Pentecostal circles. Now we can literally ‘pull the plug’ on wayward ministers.

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