Monthly Archives: September 2005

In many countries, bloggers are the reporters. In many countries they pay a high price. Reporters Without Borders has put together a handbook for bloggers and cyber-dissidents. How to put a blog together, how to stay safe, how to use … Continue reading →

There has been a public inquiry, and while we await a final report some of the players get their day in court. Paul Coffin pleaded guilty to defrauding the Canadian taxpayers out of over a million dollars in adscam. And … Continue reading →

A friend of mine is staying put in Houston this weekend. I wish he’d just get out. The number of dead along the coastline of the Bay of Bengal is not known. Thousands of people have fled, and have lost … Continue reading →

I’m going to weigh in on what my eyes and instincts are telling me about the GodBlogCon that will be taking place at Biola University in October. I weighed in when it first came up in March 2005. Seven entries … Continue reading →

According to this online test Bene Diction Blogs On is 3% evil and 97% good. Details of the phrases, vowels, points of interest and words here. The Gematriculator is a service that uses the infallible methods of Gematria developed by … Continue reading →

Street Prophets is a new internet community from Daily Kos, a place to discuss faith and politics. As you’d expect from its provenance, this isn’t going going to be your traditional “God is a Republican, liberals are evil” place. And … Continue reading →

(Crossposted from connexions) A conversation has sprung up as a result of this post which has to do with the morality (or otherwise) of the “market”. My position is that while completely free markets may be fine in theory, in … Continue reading →

After a break for renovation, blogs4God makes a welcome return.