Blog?

[Jon_]

Well, I've been thinking of starting a blog and I was wondering if anyone would read it. My first series will be in three parts (not necessarily in three entries, but in three areas of focus) all revolving around the concept of rationality. The three delineations are (1) a defense of rationality, (2) what is the biblical concept of truth, and (3) a positive construction of a new Christian epistemology. Now, does that sound compelling or what?

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

 

[CoffeeSwirls]

I'd read it and likely link to it. Do you plan on going through blogger to start off?

 

[Paleoconservatarian]

I'd read it as well. I look forward to it.

 

[ClementofRome]

I would be one of the faithful Jon. I love reading your thoughts.

Blessings,
CofR

 

[Jon_]

I'm not altogether sure about which service I would want to use. I might even want to start my own website, eventually. What I'm sure I want is the ability for readers provide feedback, so whatever service I go with must have that feature.

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

 

[edie19]

Well, I've been thinking of starting a blog and I was wondering if anyone would read it. . . . . .Jon

You're kidding, right?

As one of the most knowledge able and eloquent posters on the forum, how can you think we wouldn't be interested.

Heck, I read my daughter's blog and for the most part all she does is complain about work and/or school. Of course I'd read yours.

edie

 

[Beoga]

I would be interested in reading more of your thoughts.

I have to say, xanga is my favorite, really community friendly. But blogger is bigger and I think more people use it...

 

[cygnusx1]

I would encourage you to have a go at it Jon , i just started one , the thing is time , and tiredness .... if you can overcome those two obstacles then you should find it rewarding .


Also every one has very different ideas about what they should put in their 'blog' ...... some go for poems and others for just general comments , the thing to do (as far as I am concerned) is to try and make it easy on the eyes , and hope it transfers some truth without being too dry , but as I said we are all different , so some may be stimulated by "wordy" pages others may simply not be.

Only one way to find out Brother

 

[JimfromOhio]

I am using blogspot.com and its a good blog site. Some of my relatives and friends are using this site.

http://jimfromohio.blogspot.com/

 

[edie19]

I am using blogspot.com and its a good blog site. Some of my relatives and friends are using this site.

http://jimfromohio.blogspot.com/

I've read your blog (it's in my favorites menu). It's wonderful.

 

[JimfromOhio]

I've read your blog (it's in my favorites menu). It's wonderful.

Aww thanks... sometimes my thoughts can get too deep. LOL

 

[Erinwilcox]

Well, I've been thinking of starting a blog and I was wondering if anyone would read it. My first series will be in three parts (not necessarily in three entries, but in three areas of focus) all revolving around the concept of rationality. The three delineations are (1) a defense of rationality, (2) what is the biblical concept of truth, and (3) a positive construction of a new Christian epistemology. Now, does that sound compelling or what?

Soli Deo Gloria

Jon

Before I give in to my untamable sense of humor , I'll first say that I would enjoy reading your blog.

Now, forgive me, but I must get this out of my system. When I read about the first series being in three parts, I thought of the following:

My good friend and brother in Christ, Nse, is currently studying for his doctorate in conducting in Washington state. He often writes letters to the church informing us of how he is doing. He always states in the beginning that he has divided the letter into three sub-headings. Since many Reformed pastors often say the same thing in their sermon introductions, it's kind of become a joke in our church that a good Reformed person always divides everything into three subheadings. I guess you pass!

 

[Beoga]

Before I give in to my untamable sense of humor , I'll first say that I would enjoy reading your blog.

Now, forgive me, but I must get this out of my system. When I read about the first series being in three parts, I thought of the following:

My good friend and brother in Christ, Nse, is currently studying for his doctorate in conducting in Washington state. He often writes letters to the church informing us of how he is doing. He always states in the beginning that he has divided the letter into three sub-headings. Since many Reformed pastors often say the same thing in their sermon introductions, it's kind of become a joke in our church that a good Reformed person always divides everything into three subheadings. I guess you pass!

Where is your friend conducting research at in Washington State?

 

[Erinwilcox]

Where is your friend conducting research at in Washington State?

I believe that he is in Seattle. However, I'm not sure. But, he's returning to Maryland this weekend for the wedding between two members of our church. I'll ask him them. It will be good to see him again-he's like a big older brother who never quite grew up. He tells the corniest jokes and expects all of his poor victims (whoops, I mean friends) to laugh. . .

 

[StAnselm]

Some of you nice people might be interested in my blog as well. There's a link to it in my profile.

 

[Beoga]

Some of you nice people might be interested in my blog as well. There's a link to it in my profile.

Subscribed!

 

[StAnselm]

Subscribed!

 

[erin74]

Some of you nice people might be interested in my blog as well. There's a link to it in my profile.

did you really go out for lunch with Paul Barnett the other day - does that mean you really are a sydney anglican in disguise?

 

[mannysee]

jon,

i would have a look at it, if you began one. Your future comment on rational thought interests me, as i believe that there are things that are outside a rational conclusion i.e. God's ways in certain instances.
I would picture this as a person in his mind building up what he sees as a stable structure, which may possibly be struck down by God.

 

[StAnselm]

did you really go out for lunch with Paul Barnett the other day - does that mean you really are a sydney anglican in disguise?

Well, "the other day" = a couple of months ago. When he was in Melbourne.

But he was a great guy to talk to...

Now I should read his books.