Otis Moss III: "God, Google and iPods: Digital Faith and Analog Religion"

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According to the Rev. Otis Moss III, the first mobile app in history was the Ark of the Covenant, which housed the Ten Commandments for the Israelites. Later, the beatitudes (short phrases of Jesus' preaching) became the first tweets. In a lecture entitled "God, Google and iPods: Digital Faith and Analog Religion," Moss says these innovations allowed for the democratization of faith, something that continues today with the Internet.

Rev. Otis Moss III on "Invisible Racism"

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"​In this day of the viral "empty chair," the church community and the interfaith community must speak to the "empty chair" and what it represents. The "empty chair" represents invisible racism and voter suppression in America."

Otis Moss III: Understanding Faith through Jazz

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The showcasing of distinctive instruments in a jazz ensemble illustrates how each faith brings a valuable perspective to our common life, says the Rev. Otis Moss III, pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago. The piety of Islam, the sense of sacred history of Judaism, the Sikh commitment to equal rights -- these traditions and more are something we should engage with. Learn More about Otis Moss III at http://odysseynetworks.org