I really want to get back to newsy posts on global events, and I will, but I’ve been thinking. A lot. My visceral,

limbic system response to a ‘Manifesto’ has drawn a fair bit of traffic. My post is about our world, the blogosphere, a

place I am passionate about, and even as I look outward, I care about the details in my own yard. A tempest in a tea pot can

be quite interesting. If I doubted this matters, I have been humbled by the great bloggers weighing in.

Please leave a comment if you post on it so I don’t have to

‘prowl the back alleys of the Jesus bloggers,’ satisfying my insatiable curiousity. Tassled hats for everyone!

Bloggers are discussing this as they were ‘asked’ to do. So tonight and tomorrow at Bene Diction Blogs On, it’ll be one stop shopping for opinions and

posts.

As I post this I think one of the email links to JesusJournal.com isn’t working. As far as I know, they have been

notified about the problem. I’m technically befuddled. Which one?
Update 13/08/02: As far as I know the email is fixed.

Posts on ‘The Manifesto’

Brown Pau weighed in.
Meditatio has a new post up. Follow the back

posts to this new one.
Joshua Claybourn has Meditatios links in

sequence. That was a cool way to link through.
Idea Joy gives his opinion on straining

the gnat and swallowing the camel.

Daniel Silliman says

the blogosphere is not a church.
Petals On a Wet Bough…oh ouch!
Stranger In A Strange Land has

a say from Bosnia.

Shalom talks about labels, regulations and controlling . Link via Sainteros.

Mere Madness quotes his dad regarding organizations.

Lilac Rose looks at the word

‘Christian’ as an adjective and at marginalization.

Mute Troubadour doesn’t like the idea of another neighbourhood in a

cultural ghetto.

Fisking. Over at Mark Byrons

blog. Oh.Oh. And he isn’t even feeling well. Maybe he should get a nice soft tassled hat. What say you all?

Quantam Tea is not impressed and asks Quis

custodiet ispos custodes?