Confessional Lutheran theology, hagiography, philosophy, music, culture, sports, education,
and whatever else is on the fevered mind of Orycteropus Afer
04 July 2006
Four Down, One Up
Updating the Ever-Expanding Confessional Lutheran Blogroll
Before introducing the additions and changes, I've had some comments about running the confessional Lutheran blogroll (or all my links) through a service like Blogrolling. So far, I've not been happy with the flexibility it provides, especially in the free services. If anyone wishes to set a feed, etc., please feel free, but for now, I'm gonna continue doing manual edits and adds.
Also, I hope to set some sub-categories during the next couple weeks (before Higher Things). I may divide pastors and laity, set mainly theological sites separate from general or politically themed, or some such. I welcome suggestions in this post's comments. Also, when you read this, it means that the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™© is ready to send out to anyone who wants it. Please specifiy whether you want just the confessional Lutherans or if you desire the whole enchilada. I'll send it as an ASCII (plain text) attachment with HTML unordered list encoding and bold, italic, and color coding the same as you see here at the Alley. Feel free to tweak as you desire.
And now, on with the introductions.
Four new sites are added among the confessional Lutheran bloggers. So please give warm welcome to these fine folk:
§ Black Cloister
§ Essential Theology for Laity
§ Michael P. O'Conner (host of the current carnival)
§ Post-Emergent
These are obviously the "four" I've written "down" this time. The "one up" belongs to a blog that's been listed among the Other Blogs but which I've decided fits better among its confessional brethren:
§ Extreme Theology
Again, just click this link to request your own, updated copy of the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©. If you'd like to share the list with others, please link back to this post and/or set an email link from your own blog. ¶ 16:01 |
Before introducing the additions and changes, I've had some comments about running the confessional Lutheran blogroll (or all my links) through a service like Blogrolling. So far, I've not been happy with the flexibility it provides, especially in the free services. If anyone wishes to set a feed, etc., please feel free, but for now, I'm gonna continue doing manual edits and adds.
Also, I hope to set some sub-categories during the next couple weeks (before Higher Things). I may divide pastors and laity, set mainly theological sites separate from general or politically themed, or some such. I welcome suggestions in this post's comments. Also, when you read this, it means that the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™© is ready to send out to anyone who wants it. Please specifiy whether you want just the confessional Lutherans or if you desire the whole enchilada. I'll send it as an ASCII (plain text) attachment with HTML unordered list encoding and bold, italic, and color coding the same as you see here at the Alley. Feel free to tweak as you desire.
And now, on with the introductions.
Four new sites are added among the confessional Lutheran bloggers. So please give warm welcome to these fine folk:
§ Black Cloister
§ Essential Theology for Laity
§ Michael P. O'Conner (host of the current carnival)
§ Post-Emergent
These are obviously the "four" I've written "down" this time. The "one up" belongs to a blog that's been listed among the Other Blogs but which I've decided fits better among its confessional brethren:
§ Extreme Theology
Again, just click this link to request your own, updated copy of the Big Blogroll O' Vark®™©. If you'd like to share the list with others, please link back to this post and/or set an email link from your own blog. ¶ 16:01 |
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Well, it would mean that the rest of us wouldn't have to manually edit our templates every time a new blog was added...
Since you're always on top of such things, I thought I'd drop you a line. My blog Our Little House on the Prairie has gotten a face lift of sorts. New Title is "This Pastor's Wife". Thanks for keeping us all updated.
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