New Member: Faith from 9 to 5
We’ve added a new blogroll member, Faith from 9 to 5, by Winnie Anderson. I would simply call attention to her latest post, Is Courtesy Dead?.
Please welcome her to the Moderate Christian Blogroll.
We’ve added a new blogroll member, Faith from 9 to 5, by Winnie Anderson. I would simply call attention to her latest post, Is Courtesy Dead?.
Please welcome her to the Moderate Christian Blogroll.
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….
The combined RSS feed is not correctly including blogs on Blogger or Blogspot. If your blog is missing from the most recent posts, that is the most likely reason. If you’re not on one of those services and you aren’t showing up, let me know. The best way to check is to look at the…
Please welcome Joel Gillespie and The Greatest Story Ever Told. Hopefully I’ll have more on them later.
Please 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!
I 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…
This site’s link is now evanrummel.com, and the RSS feed is now http://feeds.feedburner.com/evanrummel/LwGV.
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I Would like to say,Since my theology is regularly smeared and distorted by commenters, I will soon blog through brief statements of my major theological convictions. I will probably use a Baptist confession, noting that they are not creeds and are not in any sense infallible or unrevisable.
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