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Can The Subaltern Blog? Part 2: Theology Studio, Gender, And The Rhetoric of “Dialogue”

Posted on December 2, 2012 by RodtRDH

From over three years ago, in case you missed it, my first post on gender and blogging and religious studies: Can the Subaltern Blog: The problem of institutional sexism and the biblioblogs. It’s been a while since I first started … Continue reading →

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Quip of the Day: Robert Cargill on Blogging

Posted on October 23, 2012 by RodtRDH

From Facebook & Twitter: “Blogging is at times the closest thing we have to virtually overturning the moneychangers’ tables.”- Robert Cargill  on blogging. RodtRDHRod the Rogue Demon Hunter, Preacher of Hope | Black Scholar of Patristics | Writer for Nonviolent … Continue reading →

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Speculative Thinking About the Future: Rebranding

Posted on July 21, 2012 by RodtRDH

NO THIS POST IS NOT SPAM For the past few months, I have had way too much time on my hands. When I am not watching television or reading or sleeping or eating, I sometimes think about the future. I … Continue reading →

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On Being a TOP 200 CHURCH BLOG, GENDER, and that racism thingy

Posted on April 20, 2012 by RodtRDH

IF THE BLOGOSPHERE IS A HIGH SCHOOL, POLITICAL JESUS IS YOUR BLACK FRIEND I’ll be honest, when I first read that there was yet another list out there ranking Christian blogs, I was quite cynical; and I was surprised when … Continue reading →

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Addicted to Blogging?

Posted on April 21, 2011 by RodtRDH

According to one quiz, I am only 62% addicted to blogging. I guess not that bad. Thx to Stewart; take the quiz here. RodtRDHRod the Rogue Demon Hunter, Preacher of Hope | Black Scholar of Patristics | Writer for Nonviolent … Continue reading →

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