SPIRITUAL BLOGGING
Beliefnet.com did a story on "spiritual blogging" which highlights some of the big names in religious blogging.

I missed the cut again. I suspect that I was probably next on the list. But you know, you have to draw the line somewhere. And actually the only blog which I link to which made the list was GetReligion. I must be more out of the mainstream than I thought.

Oh well. I can take consolation in the fact that the article missed all of the great blogs in the "emergent" category. I'm not much on the whole emerging church thing (too trendy for me -- and I think that "authenticity" is overrated) but those are the guys who have done the most with blogs of anyone -- probably best known is Jordon Cooper. But he didn't show up in the article either. How can you write an article on religious blogging and miss Jordon.

And what about Christianity Today and Randall Friesen. How did those two blogging institutions get left of the list? There are just some questions for which there are no good answers.

P.S. And how is it that the built in Blogger spell-check doesn't recognize words like "blog" or "blogging" or "blogger." More unanswerable questions.