O Blogger, Where Art Thou?
Blogging is a lot like working out at the gym. The longer you are away from the gym, the harder it is to get back into the routine. Excuses not to go become easier, the reality of muscle atrophy settles in, and you become convinced that returning to your old [...]
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It’s hard to believe, but my foray into blogging started 2 years ago this February. I don’t expect anyone else to care, but I’ve compiled a few stats.
In 2007 the blog averaged 45 hits per month.
In 2008 the blog averaged 700 hits per month.
The most hits were in April 2008 – 1,726
Here are the top [...]
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You may or may not be aware of my friend David’s blog. A week or so ago his blog alerted me to a very fascinating discussion about the difficulty of reconciling the violence that the God of the OT seems to advocate with the teachings on love and peace from Jesus over in the [...]
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