Introducing Lunar

lunar_music's picture

Hey, Progressive U!

I'm Shannon Clay, generally known on the web as Lunar Music (Lunar for short, please; when people call me Luna, it drives me crazy). I'm eighteen, and a senior at a small highschool in northern California.

In the past, I haven't ever really considered myself particularly political. I did grow up in the United Church of Christ, though, which has given me a strong sense of social justice. I attended General Synod this summer in Hartford, which was an amazing experience. If you’re interested in the blogging I did there, it’s over at synodblog.livejournal.com. But please, don’t let it distract from what I write here! That was last summer! I have new things to say!

You might say that I've come here to figure out how that sense of social justice, which I have generally considered part of my religious identity, fits in with the secular, political ideas I am beginning to seriously examine. Not that I feel that I should have to change how I feel about things! But my understanding of politics is scanty, and at this point, heavily propped up with my religious knowledge.

I'll post more tomorrow. Now, I think I'll post this before I fall asleep at my keyboard.

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ChemicalPredisposition's picture

Well welcome lunar,
For enlightment you've come to the right place, me and the ppl here would be more than happy to hear your thought and bounce some back.
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Everything, you have done, and will do, is chemically predisposed by matter, even the fact you are reading this message. You make no choices, only perceive a given reality.

sawaboof's picture
Volunteer for the Progressive U Alumni Association

welcome to the blog :-) I look forward to reading your social justice blogs :-)

http://www.progressiveu.org/blog/sawaboof

"...There is a crushing guilt that comes with being a Catholic. Whether things are good or bad or you're simply... eating tacos in the park, there is always the crushing guilt."
-30 Rock-

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