Thanks to Jeremy, the Biblioblog Top 50 lives on!
Joel Watts has been enthroned on the right place, number one.
As for Political Jesus, do not look now, Top 20, but we are coming for you. I made it a goal starting in August 2009 to get Political Jesus to the Top 50, and we have made it, reaching #45! That’s for being all oh so chic and cutting edge, no doubt! Speaking of bibliobloggers on the rise, be sure to check out JohnDave Medina and Brian LePort’s Near Emmaus: Between Christ and Text; they have excellent posts on everything ranging from Athanasius and Origen (two of my faves) to pentecostalism and the emerging church. I have no doubt they will be joining me in the top 50 soon.
Jeremy also introduced the Biblioblogger Bookstore, an online Amazon store specifically for purchasing books written by Bibliobloggers. Check it out!
And despite Martin Luther’s objection to Christians listening to the Church Fathers and Mothers, Joel just plain ignored his advice and posted Patristic Carnival XXXI. Listen to Martin Luther, Joel, he’s infallible, remember?
That is all I have from the oh so chic and cutting edge front.
Truth and Peace,
Rod
Yes, so chic!
No…no…Rodney, Zwingli is infallible and full of himself. Luther was ‘reforming.’
Oh, that’s right, I forgot all about Zwingli.
Well Zwingli’s days are numbered; with my own anabaptist view against his theology and my friend Sean who will be joining me and his Catholic case against Zwingli, you might as well call this the Anabaptist Catholic Blog against Zwingli. :p
Well, now, that might be a name to add, a rather chic name.
hhahahahaha, yes.
Political Jesus: Stromata on Black Anabaptist and Irish Catholic views of the Bible, theology, sports, that idiot Zwingli, and so chic and cutting edge!
Top 20! WTG!
My goal is the top 20; not yet, I am at #45, after being stuck in between the #66 and #96.
But I will keep it as a word of encouragement!
Well it wouldn’t have surprised me to find you in the top 20!
I obviously didn’t look this time. I haven’t been quite as intrigued with the list itself as I was.
very soon.
Very nice, Top 50! It is a whole new world w. Jim West gone. We all seem to be better off.
Can we all just randomly belt out and dance, hey hey, the West is gone, the west is gone, the west is gone!
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