{"id":98,"date":"2009-07-20T16:17:00","date_gmt":"2009-07-20T16:17:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/lrtministry.org\/white-space\/"},"modified":"2009-07-20T16:17:00","modified_gmt":"2009-07-20T16:17:00","slug":"white-space","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/thesojournersgarden.org\/blog\/white-space\/","title":{"rendered":"White Space"},"content":{"rendered":"

White space is the unused area around text. To much white space and your words look lonely or maybe important, to little white space and you have textual overload. I run into this when I read the comics, if there is to much text in the panels I just skip over it. White space in itself is neither good nor bad, it’s all a balancing act. <\/p>\n

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In my own life I think I have just come out of a time of not enough spiritual white space, I was functioning in a time of God overload (if that is even possible I don’t know), there was to much “text” and not enough time to process. Now my spiritual life seem like there is way to much white space, or maybe I am just at a point where I can rest in the Lord and process the things that I have been taking in. My thoughts are few, but they seem to really stand out – community, spiritual formation, serving others, and the digital culture. I need to put these things into a cohesive document to turn in for my DMin work, but the words have not yet fully formed in my mind.<\/div>\n
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I really don’t know where this was going yesterday when I started writing, so I think I will simply release it into the blogosphere and see what happens.<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

White space is the unused area around text. To much white space and your words look lonely or maybe important, to little white space and you have textual overload. I run into this when I read the comics, if there is to much text in the panels I just skip over it. White space in … <\/p>\n

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