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11 Sep 09

A Couple New (To Me) Blogs

I have been discovering some interesting blogs of late. With their mention on the Biblioblog Top 50 (Jim’s minions), you have probably already seen my first mention–if you didn’t already know of the blog before that.
Two Fuller Seminary master’s students are blogging over at Walking Towards Jerusalem. The blog was originally geared towards Luke-Acts as [...]

4 Comments Posted in biblioblogging, links by Patrick George McCullough
5 Sep 09

Know Anyone Interested in Breastfeeding?

If I’m linking to women’s blogs, I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention my own wife’s new blog, The Milk Mama, which is dedicated to breastfeeding, among other things. Only one week old, she’s already published some interesting thoughts and is generating some decent traffic. But she’d love to find lots more dialogue partners and [...]

0 Comments Posted in blogs, breastfeeding, links by Patrick George McCullough
5 Sep 09

A Woman Who Blogs About Exegesis and Hermeneutics?!

You don’t say. Rachel Marszalek stopped by my blog today, looking at an older post I did on Junia, to which she linked on her own blog. Rachel describes herself as an Anglican Ordinand and uses the following labels for herself: “Christian, Anglican, Evangelical, conservative (small C), Charismatic (big C), Open, Post-modern.” Have a look, [...]

5 Comments Posted in biblioblogging, blogs, gender, links by Patrick George McCullough