Episode 38
In part 1 of our new miniseries exploring our digital presence in these "corona-days", we are looking at our religious rituals. Why do some of our rituals seem to transition easily to the internet while others feel flat and uninspiring? Can we create new digital rituals? How do we find hope and spiritual connection when our internet connection keeps cutting out? Can we replace the body and blood of Christ with Oreos and coffee without ruining the whole thing? Can you replace the shankbone of a Seder Plate with a family hug in an attempt to preserve the meaning behind it? What is sacred, what is profane, and who is deciding this stuff?
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produced by Zack Jackson
music by Zack Jackson and Barton Willis
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As a somewhat bilingual person, the concept of translation versus transliteration nakes sense. I have often said that there no such thing as translation. Everything is interpretation since it is more important to relay the meaning than the words.
Wednesday Jul 08, 2020
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