January 2005

And the winner of the first ever "warnie" blogger award is…..

January 19, 2005

The first ever “Warnie” blogger award goes to Dr John Mark Reynolds for a great all round blog which deserves much more attention than it currently gets. Covering the war on terror, philosophy, creation, Star Trek and a host of other subjects I love it. Dr Reynolds is a professor of philosophy and I can’t [...]

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Announcing a new blogger award- the "warnie"

January 18, 2005

I have often thought that prominent bloggers have a responsibility to help deserving bloggers from what is often called the “tail” get there share of the limelight. My only problem has been starting to recognize that this blog now falls into that group. Jollyblogger my partner in crime has said some very kind words about [...]

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The Blogdom of God top 15

January 17, 2005

They say cream always rises to the top (but then they also say so do the impurities in molten metal!) Here is a list of the top blogs in the Blogdom of God listed on my sidebar as we speak. I have listed the top 15, and they are ranked in order of the number [...]

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Cementing a partnership

January 16, 2005

Jollyblogger and I have been blogging along together for so long that we thought it was time to more formally acknowlege our partnership in our sidebars. We really do find ourselves blogging along together more than any other pair of bloggers I have seen. Once we even posted on the same subject within a minute [...]

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I’m a blogfather again!

January 15, 2005

Another longstanding friend of mine has just set up a blog called The Absent Classicist pop over and encourage him to keep posting!

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Guns kill poeple, OK?

January 15, 2005

In the Agora seems to approve of the latest piece of skullduggery to come out of the states to support their crazy lax gun laws. You call me a raving liberal or whatever but how come the USA has both the most liberal gun laws AND the highest gun-crime rates in the world (or is [...]

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Image DOES matter but not more than substance

January 15, 2005

I used to feel that image doesnt matter. I would have agreed with Hugh who said in his book that when considering which blogs to read one shouldnt really bother too much about what they look like. After all its what they say that counts. But Hugh is wrong on this. Image does matter, but [...]

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I’m a blogfather

January 15, 2005

Well its a historic first a friend of mine has launched a blog after I suggested it to them so The pig wot flies is possibly the first of my blogchildren. Do pop over there and welcome the soaring animal to the blogosphere. Setting up a blog is really easy and if reading this inspires [...]

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Some people Ask The Big Questions

January 14, 2005

This guy who says I Ask The Big Questions asks: “‘If you had to choose, would you rather eat poo-flavored-chocolate or chocolate-flavored-poo?’ ” some people have too much time on their hands. I am off to watch west wing.

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Breaking out of the Evangelical Ghetto

January 13, 2005

Some might ask “why another Christian Blog list?” but personally I am thrilled that the Evangelical Outpost has in his post Buying a Ticket: announced he too plans to maintain a list of Christian blogs. It is a sign of the maturity of Christain Blogging that we are beginning as a group to take our [...]

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What is a proposition?

January 13, 2005

Someone just emailed me to ask “what does this post On unicorns and propositions actually mean?” Am flattered that they turn to my wisdom but am in a tearing hurry tonight to get away from a PC screen for once. Therefore a free link, much cudos and respect goes to the person who in the [...]

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Hugh Hewitt still doesnt get it…….

January 13, 2005

Hugh described my post on his RSS phobiaas a “fun post” and has linked to me saying I “tweaked” him and he deserved it. Not sure if “tweaked” means something different to the Americans, but to me “tweak” is a minor adjustment. I guess implementing an RSS feed would be a minor adjustment for some [...]

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British Blasphemy Corporation controversy claims its first victim as producer resigns

January 13, 2005

Sadly, the BBC producer who resigned was not the one responsible for this attrocity, but rather a concerned Christian who felt he couldnt stay with the BBC followng the screening of Jerry Springer The Opera he said- “Having now watched the show in its entirety and the hour-long introductory broadcast, my conclusion was that the [...]

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Why Hugh Hewitt needs to "get" RSS

January 12, 2005

Well. I have nearly finished Hugh’s book and have loved almost everything I read. Right towards the end though Hugh talks about not “getting” what a RSS feed or an XML feed is. If you are wondering the same then here is my answer to him and explanation of why HE NEEDS ONE. An RSS [...]

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The Evangelical Alliance on the aftermath of Jerry Springer The Opera

January 12, 2005

From the EA website/email Following the controversy surrounding the broadcast of Jerry Springer – The Opera on BBC 2 last Saturday night, this is an update on what the Evangelical Alliance has been doing and where we stand now. The Evangelical Alliance made public a critique of the West End Show which the Alliance’s Head [...]

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Rathergate report is out

January 10, 2005

Have just been reading Hugh’s book in which he argues that the now published Rathergate report is likely to be the one of the most scrutinised documents ever. Or has everyone moved on? Its interesting to realise from across the pond that there are a number of events like Rathergate where bloggers have made an [...]

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BBC Springer opera draws complaints and 1.7m viewers

January 9, 2005

BBC NEWS proudly report that “More than 1.7 million viewers watched Jerry Springer – The Opera on BBC Two on Saturday, despite the objections of protesters.” and state that “At least 45,000 people had contacted the BBC to complain about swearing and religious themes in the opera.” Interestingly in comparison to my earlier quick blog [...]

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An open email deploring the actions of a criminal minority against the BBC

January 9, 2005

I post below an Open email to the BBC and Ofcom and would urge other concerned individuals on both sides of the Jerry Springer:The opera debate to do likewise. The email was sent to [email protected], [email protected] and [email protected] Mr Thompson, As a Christian I wish to formally distance myself from the terrible treatment that some [...]

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"Christian" Voice : Jerry Springer death threats a step way too far

January 9, 2005

I was criticised by a commentator for calling on people to provide email addresses of supporters of the for the concerned public to contact in a civil manner. Personally I do not think that is going too far at all. Provided emails are pollite they are merely a nuscience and pose no security risk. Worst [...]

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The blogging is on the wall for the BBC

January 9, 2005

So here we go then. Lets see how the bloggers stack up. The scores on the doors? Well opponents of Jerry Sringer: the Opera lost by 7 posts to 18. Whats more there was hardly a blog swarm on the subject either. Am I depressed? A little? Despondent? Definitely not. If this small number of [...]

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