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Imagining the Self-Controller: ‘The Wild Divine Project’ as an Experiment in Religious Game Interface wellness video games spirituality new age branding Curator's Note /*-->*/ The Wild Divine Project has posed a classificatory problem since 2003, ...

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Re: “The Same God Made Us All”: The Particular Universalism of Religion in America

The Exclusionary Politics of Inclusion

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Isaac Weiner Georgia State University

Thursday, April 15, 2010 — 1:03 pm

appropriation in this way. But with paraphrasing (as with God?), all things are possible. ...

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Adaptations

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Vincent Gonzalez UNC - Chapel Hill

Thursday, April 15, 2010 — 5:17 pm

and Antichristian (red) sides of the apocalyptic struggle, passing through an intermediate ... ecumenicism) is when these characters are aligned neutral, and are succeptible to ministry from either side ... , but violence from neither. Muslims qua Muslims can be converted to either side, but they cannot be ...

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Audiences and Their Motives

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Karen Gonzalez Rice Connecticut College

Friday, April 16, 2010 — 6:09 pm

playing these games? What are the target audiences for these types of games? I’m wondering about the ... create new needs but actually tap into traditional practices. I’m curious about whether you see these ...

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Economics You Can Play, Not Economics You Can Use?

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Randy Nichols University of Washington Tacoma

April 23, 2010

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Economics You Can Play, Not Economics You Can Use? video games The Sims economics consumption Curator's Note Video games have painted economic pictures – and been economic playgrounds – since the 1980s. More than three decades of games engaging with ...

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