14 November 2020 Source: How Fan Culture is Swallowing Democracy. The New York Times. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2019/09/11/arts/how-fan-culture-is-swallowing-democracy.html
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Our thoughts create our reality — where we put our focus is the direction we tend to go. Peter McWilliams Last week I dedicated my post, a video you can find here, to a topic many might view as being taboo: mental health. Having received quite a few positive reactions, and reflecting on the discussions I engaged in upon releasing my video,…
I want you to reconsider Self Care Sunday and try this: Self Care Scrolling. Seeing that the global mental health day has just passed and having our last lecture The Ego Online still in the back of my mind, I decided to try out a new medium and capture my thoughts in the following video. I hope it serves as some food…
written by Aurora E. L. Turkenburg
Memes come in many forms, shapes, and sizes. But the function of a meme is always the same: they are meant to make you laugh. Hysterically. Recently the amount of religion-inspired memes on my social media feed – whether COVID induced, or “God-given”, is rising.
But what, exactly, are religious memes – and why do Christians love them so much?
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