If you can't behave, you can't be here.
If you can't behave, you can't be here.
The Nexus is built through the contributions of all who visit, Nowists or not. However, it is Hyperspeaker Kyle, Silly be her Words, who communicates the core issues and tenets that arise within it. These sermons outline questions and answers that are official for the Nexus, at the time they were written.
Sermons are given sporadically, without any set schedule or framework, depending on the apparent needs of the time and the time Kyle has... which often isn't much. Intentions can be passionate and pure, but shared reality doesn't always end up where one person intends it to be.
As mentioned above, these sermons reflect the 'official mainstream' of the Nexus, whatever that means, which may not always reflect the actual views and beliefs of any given member. They also are merely a snapshot of the moment in time in which they were written, and may not reflect what's actually happening Now. The thoughts may be cached, but the Web may have changed.
Below is a listing of the sermons available thus far. If there are any topics you would like to see covered in a future sermon, please contact Kyle to let her know.
Doctrinal Overview
Canonical Text
Simplicity
You Are Here
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Important Note: As a church of the internet, by the internet and for the internet, the Networked Orthodoxy for the Web concerns only what can be shared via the Web. We are not here to prove or disprove the existence of one or more dieties, supernatural visions or any other concept that can't be directly conveyed through shared experience. Dignified debate is welcome; insults and invective are not. You have been warned.
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