We have seen and, hopefully, experienced a bit of that communion here as I have tried to bring to the table pertinent topics for discussion and debate. I have also tried to represent significant voices from our past who we might not have been aware of, voices of the great Fathers like Irenaeus and Augustine. And we have heard from the living saints - you my readers, if there are any of you left. :) Of course, communion in cyber space is less than perfect for it is disembodied and the church, if anything is an embodied entity. Yet reading one another's thoughts and dialoging here can be a form of communion and can encourage us to seek out our local communities and foster embodied relationships there.
In honor of the passing of the year, I would like to offer you a few of my favorite posts from this past year. Enjoy! And as Babu Bhatt (of Seinfeld fame) said: "Tell your fliends!"
First Post: A Communion of Bloggers
Post which generated the most comments: Authentic Community
Most meaningless post: A Bit of Levity
Post with the biggest rant: Let's Leave THEM Behind
3 comments:
Babe-I love that you continue to post your thoughts on this page. I appreciate that you are continually striving to apply what you are learning in those ridiculous classes to everyday life in the church and world. So in summary...I think you and your blog are great...and pretty good looking too! Love, your wifey
Babe-I love that you continue to post your thoughts on this page. I appreciate that you are continually striving to apply what you are learning in those ridiculous classes to everyday life in the church and world. So in summary...I think you and your blog are great...and pretty good looking too! Love, your wifey
Jackson: I've enjoyed a year of reading your blogs. Prior to this, I didn't even know what a blog was and once I got into it, I felt compelled to comment on almost all of your blogs. It is one of my ways of letting you know I am thinking about you, even when you least expect it! Keep them coming, sometimes your intellect is over my head, but that makes me stretch too and so I will continue to be a faithful reader. Dad
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