The Sojourners Blog at Beliefnet (God’s Politics) allows comments, which makes it more a blog than many sites that utilize columnists, however I’ve never got any sense that the posters there ‘get’ blogging, they tend to put up columns and I suspect they have tech people doing the work for them.
Jim Wallis had a strange post up today directed [...]

Jeff Goldstien of Protein Wisdom contract with Pajamas Media is up the end of March.
 My contract with PJM expires—making the rightwing of the blogosphere that much more streamlined…
It means the traffic I lost while I was off fighting legal battles has necessitated I take a rather significant pay cut. 
But don’t worry, those funds will be [...]

This is hilarious, true and therefore a bit sad, and definitely intriguing. Drew Marshall, a radio talk show host appeared on 100 Huntley Street; a staid and long standing religious TV show in Canada. (disclaimer: I worked for them a few months and found staff to be quite churched, kind and genuine. What you see is what you get. It’s not [...]

Poor me. I’m still sick, and have the energy as a snail. This has been on my mind, so I might as well get it off my mind and unto the blog so my stuffed up head can clear, at least on one level.:^)
Last week I got into a lively discussion with a Catholic friend in the [...]

Family came up for a visit this week, at one stage there were 10 of us playing the Wii.
We had a great time, they’ve gone, and left me with one heck of a cold, so the blog hasn’t been a priority.
I’ll be back when my head doesn’t feel like it’s stuffed with R-49 wall insulation.
 

Bryan Zandberg of The Tyee has a fun piece on Valentines Day with some interesting history and current statistics.
Valentine’s Day is named after two Christian martyrs who, in fact, had nothing whatsoever to do with romance.
In France, in the middle ages — when courtly love was invented — people concocted stories about the martyrs for Saint [...]

The miracle here will be if responsible people continue to step forward and put the brakes on this station, which stands to make over 50 million (as a charity) if it expands.
The Miracle Channel, a religious television station that has come under fire for its on-air fundraising campaigns, could lose its broadcast licence in the future [...]

Bill Kinnon at achievable ends links up to the National Post coverage of a debate between  home grown Charles McVety of Canadian Christian College and Chris Hedges who was in Toronto to promote his book: American Fascists: The Christian Right and the War on America.
 Chapter One is available online.
Hedges was on The Colbert Report last week - he [...]