Welcome Crossinator
Crossinator has just joined the blogroll. I’d like to call attention to his recent post Incarnational Living just as a sample.
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Posting the Moderate Christian Blogroll on a WordPress Blog
ByhneufeldI have just tested a way to post the Moderate Christian Blogroll on a WordPress.com blog. This is one of several possibilities I’m going to test, so those who have been asking me how to do it, this will be the place. I’ll post further information on <a href=”http://www.energionpubs.com/wordpress”>Threads from Henry’s Web</a> when I have…
Aggregator Problems
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Moderate Roundup 8/13/07
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Welcome Doing Theology from the Caribbean
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Comments on Moderation and the Blogroll
ByhneufeldThere is a bit of a discussion going on over on my Threads blog about just who belongs on this blogroll. I invite comment. I maintain this blogroll as a service, and it should serve the community. There’s no way to get formal votes, but I welcome discussion, either publicly in comments or in e-mail…