Susan Thistlethwaite

[HTML1] Susan Thistlethwaite’s book, Dreaming of Eden: American Religion and Politics in a Wired World, explores how our “always on” access to the internet has been draining our society of our ability to connect with each other, on any level.  It has led away from an era of collaboration to one of divisiveness in both religion and politics.

Susan was the president of the Chicago Theological Seminary for ten years, and she continues to teach there as a Professor of Theology.  Using her background in theology, she began to explore the reasons behind a recurring theme in our youth, one of distance and loneliness.  How having an “anonymous” presence online has led to what seems to be a heightened state of cruelty and bullying, because one doesn’t have to face the consequences of their actions.
Listen as Susan discusses the ways we have become disconnected from each other, how our wired world is aiding in that disconnect, and how you can use the wired world to help others find a connection again.
For more about Susan and what she is doing you can visit her online at WiredWisdom.net.

Credit for introductory music, One WorldKarie Hillery.
About Sharon Riegie Maynard

Sharon Riegie Maynard, a radical researcher whose questions lead her to a unique view on the world and the role and men and women can play. She has raised 9 children, works in the unseen realms to impact our physical world with the TAG Matrix system, loves nature, music, art and reading great mystery novels.

Sharon is also the Host of Weaving the World and founderf Weaving the World Media. Weaving the World  shifts its focus to A Mystic's View speaking the truth about our adventure, purpose, and mission. WTW has showcased women,  the Voices of the New World. Sleeping women have awakened and mountains are being moved to allow space for a new culture based on the values Mothers/Women hold sacred. Now, A Mystic's View will show the foundation that has been buried for too long. It is the story within which we will manifest the world as we had Divinely intended.