By now you must know about the latest blog to go from 1 to 75 jagillion readers in just two months: Stuff White People Like. If you don’t know about it, you must not be white, because if you are white you spend 57% of your time each day making sure you are keeping up [...]

In one of my favorite comedy films, What About Bob?, Bill Murray’s neurotic character, stalking his psychiatrist all the way to Lake Winnipesaukee, gleefully proclaims to one and all, “I’m taking a vacation from reality!”
This summer has been more like a vacation to reality for me. The blogging world had just about worn me out. [...]

UPDATE: The image above is dynamically generated from the UnSpun site, so rankings will constantly change. The ranks given below were accurate at the time of the original posting.
Looky looky at #6!
I have no idea who all of you are that would have voted me up there right behind Jesus Creed. Does this mean Westminster [...]

Sacra Doctrina, Joel Garver’s blog, is back.

…when Westminster students turn to each other’s blogs for some commiseration in the midst of final papers and studying for exams. So take two, and call me in the morning:
My wife offers some amusing quotes about education
David asks the Daughters of Jerusalem, “O have you seen my Beloved (thesis)?”

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I’ve been told that people appreciate blogs that are “honest” and “authentic,” where the blogger pours out his/her heart in full confession.
OK, I’m ready.
(Takes deep breath; looks to accountability group leader for reassuring nod)
I’ve been listening to Bob Dylan lately….and I don’t have a clue what in the world he’s talking about most of the [...]

Since I am responsible in part for turning many of you on to WordPress, the tool that makes this blog possible, I thought I should pass along this breaking news from the creator of WordPress:
“If you downloaded WordPress 2.1.1 within the past 3-4 days, your files may include a security exploit that was added by [...]

Introducing…
Westminster Bookstore Blog Partners
The Lord has blessed wtsbooks.com with phenomenal growth over the past few years. This has occurred without any advertising—except our customers telling their friends about us. We have become aware that a great deal of that conversation occurs on blogs that link to our books. Bloggers have been a large part of [...]

Simply FYI: Realizing that all of the blogs in my “WTS Friends” category have either become “Regular Reads” or have gone dead, I eliminated “WTS Friends” and melded the surviving blogs into “Regular Reads” where they rightly belong.
Also, a new addition to my blogroll worth noting: just discovered that Rev. Matthew Buccheri has an active [...]