Three new members have joined the Moderate Christian Blogroll/Aggregator:
Please welcome all three!
You can display the Aggregated feed in a new way now. I have created an aggregated RSS feed that will give you up to the last 20 posts on all sites of the Moderate Christian blogroll. The aggregated feed includes only summaries. You can see one implementation on the left sidebar, using a sidebar RSS…
When I added Dan Schweissing’s blog Doing Theology from the Caribbean to the blogroll, I forgot to enter a welcome message. So welcome him already! In the meantime, Michael Westmoreland-White over at Levellers, also a Moderate Christian Blogroll member is doing a series of interviews with Peace Bloggers, and has just completed one on, you…
General Entries Through a Glass Darkly tells us about The Funniest Grad School Handbook Ever. Dave Warnock gives us some great links, but no long posts recently, probably due to golf. Tom Sims has been attending a leadership conference, and blogs about it here and here. Monastic Mumblings wonders if us non-monastics have a rule…
I have just added Bible study by a student to the Moderate Christian Blogroll and aggregator at his request. I haven’t had time to do much looking around his site, but there are a number of interesting titles.
Members of the Moderate Christian Blogroll are asked to use one of the options available for displaying the blogroll. These include the RSS feed, any one of the blogrolling codes (see here) or putting at least 5 members into your blogroll manually. The second option, using blogrolling, doesn’t work for WordPress.com blogs who can’t use…
I have revived and completed some software I originally started when I created the Moderate Christian Blogroll, and thus have new and improved options for displaying the blogroll, including a site list via RSS that will display properly in WordPress.com sidebars. You will have noticed (I hope), the posts about problems with the current feed….
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Thanks, I tend to dislike the term “moderate” when applied to Christians. It sounds too much like “lukewarm” with the accompanying threat of being spewed out of Christ’s mouth!
But I assume “moderate” here means “centrist,” those who are neither fundamentalist nor theologically liberal.
I am a centrist theologically and a progressive politically. It’s good to be here.
Labels are always a problem. I call myself a “passionate moderate” which tends to drive some people nuts, but I figure if you can’t play with the language, where’s the fun?
I talk about the labels some more here and here