Sorry about the long post yesterday -- I am new to blogdom/the blogosphere and I am just getting my feet wet. I realize I could have put my comments on several smaller posts instead of one big large one. Oops. Thanks to those who had the patience to wade through the whole thing!!
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May 26, 2005
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- Hi, welcome to my former blog! My name is Ryan Bolger, and this is where I posted my thoughts on Jesus, culture, new forms of community, among other things. Come visit me at my new blog: http://www.ryanbolger.com. I still teach at Fuller Seminary in Southern California where I'm doing some writing as well. Feel free to bounce around the new or old website -- I hope it might stir your imagination -- feel free to stir mine as well by leaving some comments, preferably at the new site... Peace...
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It depends on the topics.
I find I like to generally only see a few entries from friends each day. Yet, on the other hand if they're going to be discussing different topics, sometimes I like it if they're broken out into different posts because then I can save the ones I want to reconsider or honour with more time...
Posted by: Mark | May 26, 2005 at 03:25 PM
ha. you are forgiven. its a funny world we live in when there are such things as "blogging sins".
Posted by: aaron | May 26, 2005 at 06:51 PM
It sounds like you are a wounded individual. Your conclusion is that only the "in crowd" can offer constructive criticism. Wow! With that conclusion firmly in your head before you began reading the book I do give you kudos for actually gracing its pages with you eyes and attention. Fortunately, the prophet Jeremiah persevered despite being on the "outside" and I hope D.A. will do the same. You may want to analyze how you learn. Hoping you find healing soon.
Posted by: John | October 08, 2007 at 10:35 AM