Welcome The Letterkenyan
Please welcome The Letterkenyan to the Moderate Christian Blogroll. Hopefully I will find time soon to highlight some posts from this blog.
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Welcome New Member
ByhneufeldPlease welcome St. Paul’s Collegiate Church to the blogroll. I usually recommend a recent post to help one get acquainted with new blogs, but in this case I would simply suggest pursuing the mission statement, history, and ministry of the church. I wish I lived nearby–I’d visit!
Blogroll Requirements
ByhneufeldWhile there are no requirements for sites to be included in the aggregator, to be listed in the blogroll you are asked to do one of several things: Post the blogroll on a page on your site or on one of your sidebars. (Information here. This option simply provides a full list of participants. Depending…
RSS and Javascript
ByhneufeldIt appears that the blogrolling RSS code now requires Javascript, and so will not work on wordpress.com blogs. You can still subscribe to the most recent posts RSS feed. The feed URL for the most recent posts is http://www.energionpubs.com/wordpress/?bdprssfeed=1 If I remember correctly I set this up for the most recent 50 posts, so you…
New Display Option at ModerateChristian.com
ByhneufeldI’ve been looking for a way to make the blogroll more valuable for some time. Considering how far behind I get on the little bit of administrative work I have to do now, whatever idea I found couldn’t take much time. I found it! I have added a new topics page, which uses the tagging…
Inspiks Best Websites to Promote Christian Blogs
ByhneufeldInspiks lists the Moderate Christian Blogroll amongst it’s list of places to promote your Christian blog. With the cleanup and other work on the roll, I hope to make this truly a good place to promote your blog. Keep watching!
Coops Series on the Atonement
ByhneufeldOne topic that seems to get Christians stirred up is the atonement and how we understand it. Coops started a series, and here’s what he’s done so far: Exploring Atonement The Atonement Does God’s Law Make Sense? Is Atonement Really a Contradiction of Justice Commenting is variable, but is getting going. Why don’t you check…