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March 04, 2005

Blogroll Cruise: 3/4/05

Returning to the Cruise today, I decided to take a look at the top five blogs mentioned on the "Church Directory" (the Evangelical Outpost list).

  • Dunker Journal is talking about colleges and leftism. UVa is "creating power bases" for budding socialists all over America.

  • Cerulean Sanctum wants to know if Christianity is broken. "I wonder if we Christian bloggers are actually doing a disservice to people, especially to those who are struggling in the faith or are considering the claims of Christ for the first time." I sometimes wonder the same thing. Christian blogs have a huge responsibility, and sometimes we forget about it. Sometimes we are the only examples of Christians people see, and we keep acting like the stereotypes they read about in the MSM. Then we wonder why people believe all the stuff that the NY Times says about us.
  • Desperate Vision has a post in a similar vein. Also read the post about Artificial Sweetner -- very good reading at this blog.
  • Fallible.com asks the eternal question -- What's up with those tennis balls?
  • And my old friend Rebecca writes about the Ordo Saludis and other soteriological terms. If you want to actually understand theology, read this blog. I may have to get her to help out with my Systematic II midterm next Friday!


Posted by Warren Kelly at March 4, 2005 07:06 PM
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