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Christ My Redeemer (New Blog / Site)

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It's been a while since I've utilized this feature of Pisteuomen, but I'm proud to resurrect it and bring it back to life, the feature is: A Beginning Blogger . I started this feature for the following reasons (here's what I wrote in the initial piece about it): "...I realize how tough it is to get people to visit your site, comment, add you to their blogroll, etc. Now, I've done a lot to make my blog both resource and user-friendly and I believe that's contributed to its success but it might have also helped if some more well-known persons helped draw attention to Pisteuomen. Well, with the conviction that the biblio-blogosphere is not about constantly catering to the egos of a select few or having to be around for years in order to make it (among other things, like creating a resourceful, edifying online community), I thought I'd add this feature." The Beginning Blogger that I'd like to mention today is Daniel J. Levy. Daniel maintains the bl...

New Blog: The Golden Rule

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It's been a while since I've utilized this feature of Pisteuomen, but I'm proud to resurrect it and bring it back to life, the feature is: A Beginning Blogger . I started this feature for the following reasons (here's what I wrote in the initial piece about it): "...I realize how tough it is to get people to visit your site, comment, add you to their blogroll, etc. Now, I've done a lot to make my blog both resource and user-friendly and I believe that's contributed to its success but it might have also helped if some more well-known persons helped draw attention to Pisteuomen. Well, with the conviction that the biblio-blogosphere is not about constantly catering to the egos of a select few or having to be around for years in order to make it (among other things, like creating a resourceful, edifying online community), I thought I'd add this feature." The Beginning Blogger that I'd like to mention today is Mike Koke. Mike maintains the blog ...

3 New Beginning Bloggers

Within the last few weeks, three new Christian bloggers (that I am aware of) have stepped into the realm of the biblioblogosphere. Knowing how tough it can be draw regular visitors to one's site, a while back I decided that I would try my best to help new bloggers "get known". That's why I added the "A Beginning Blogger" feature to this site. I've already updated it by listing Naomisu Onamy and JN Patrick . I've now added Craig Downey 's site: C. Downey: λεων και αρνιον . Be sure to check out all of these new Christian blogs when you get a chance. Happy New Year.

A Beginning Blogger: JN Patrick

In addition to listing Naomisu Onamy under the "A Beginning Blogger" icon, I am also going to list Jason N. Patrick's new blog too. You can visit his site by clicking the following link: JN Patrick's Blog . (Check out his latest post: Biblical Literature as a Family's Story )

Naomisu Onamy

Well, I've finally gotten the chanve to put the newly implemented "A Beginning Blogger" feature to use. A new blogger and reader of Pisteuomen, an Aussie woman by the name of Naomisu Onamy, is the first up. She notes on her blog that she enters the biblioblogosphere with fear and trembling--are we truly that scary? Anyways, check out her latest post (hopefully she will offer more, more frequently) by clicking the following link: Observations on Blasphemy, Divorce, Unforgivable Sins and Jesus' Name . Let's encourage this beginning blogger!

A Beginning Blogger: New Feature

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This month I am adding a new feature to Pisteuomen: A Beginning Blogger. As a fairly new blogger myself (I've only been doing this 5 and 1/2 months), I realize how tough it is to get people to visit your site, comment, add you to their blogroll, etc. Now, I've done a lot to make my blog both resource and user-friendly and I believe that's contributed to its success but it might have also helped if some more well-known persons helped draw attention to Pisteuomen. Well, with the conviction that the biblio-blogosphere is not about constantly catering to the egos of a select few or having to be around for years in order to make it (among other things, like creating a resourceful, edifying online community), I thought I'd add this feature. That said, there are a few guidelines: 1. Your blog has to be less than 1 month old to be added to "A Beginning Blogger" 2. Your blog should be bible / theology oriented 3. Contact me (via Pisteuomen comment box) to let me know ...