HisScrivener, who has come up with many ways to twist my chosen and sainted name (Polycarp), has bestowed upon me the knightly (and French sounding) award to the left. He lists the rules for this away, as:
Now, on with the show: honorees of this endowment should post the logo [check], nominate and link up to nine people worthy of the same [check below] and show the person who nominated you some love [check aforementioned]. HiScrivener’s choices are some mad taggers on the Wall, and lovely blog artists of their own
So, I reckon it’s my turn to nominate and link up to 9 of my favorite bloggers: In no particular order:
- Wickle – I found him during the election cycle, and found that we are of like minds
- Dr. Gayle – Dr. Gayle has been a true inspiration in my own biblical studies, going beyond the mere sounding of words to what is truly being said – or, at least that’s how I hear him.
- Dr. West -Besides his lack luster response to a certain Hollywood production, Dr. West is dead on in many areas, and a true delight to read.
- Hyperekperissou -This author has helped to fuel my hunger for Patristics
- The Scripture Zealot -Jeff is an excellent example of a Christian blogger.
- Wb Moore – He has become a friend as well, and I hope that he continues blogging. He has offered, offline and online, help and is consistently biblical in his answers
- Are you Pondering… – Yes, I usually am pondering what he is pondering, even if I didn’t know I was pondering what he was pondering.
- Ben Byerly – Has a heart of a missionary, serving in Africa, and brings to us the insight of that land
- Joe Carr – Recently found Joe, and have grown to like his style. He pays attention to small things, and has a heart for big things.
No, I am not going into detail on each and everyone. I am just not that good of a writer to do so. I encourage you to go and read them, subscribe to them, and enjoy them.
Joel L. Watts holds a Masters of Arts from United Theological Seminary with a focus in literary and rhetorical criticism of the New Testament. His interests include exploring the role of mimesis in human civilization, specifically in the study of religion and media, as well as science fiction and the way in which it has allowed mythology to be explored in light of scientific discoveries of the past century. He is the author of Mimetic Criticism of the Gospel of Mark: Introduction and Commentary (Wipf and Stock, 2013) and a co-editor and contributor to From Fear to Faith: Stories of Hitting Spiritual Walls (Energion, 2013).
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Much love… wait for it… manifold zeiform.
Eh? What. Up.
Much love… wait for it… manifold zeiform.
Eh? What. Up.
Hey, thanks! I'm flattered.
By the way, I've updated Google reader so I will continue pestering you over here. You only thought you could escape me!
Hey, thanks! I'm flattered.
By the way, I've updated Google reader so I will continue pestering you over here. You only thought you could escape me!
Thanks, Wickle!
Mr. Watts -
I’m embarrassed I somehow missed this post of yours, and your awfully kind words, until just now. I thought I tagged you first in a meme (today). Where was I around the first of June? Many thanks for what you said over at AHP on my behalf – just read that today too. Your informative blog impresses me, and even more your brave kindness. Hope your family vacation continues to be as enjoyable as it seems. Do feel free to email if you want to stay in touch. I need to stop blogging.
Mr. Watts -
I’m embarrassed I somehow missed this post of yours, and your awfully kind words, until just now. I thought I tagged you first in a meme (today). Where was I around the first of June? Many thanks for what you said over at AHP on my behalf – just read that today too. Your informative blog impresses me, and even more your brave kindness. Hope your family vacation continues to be as enjoyable as it seems. Do feel free to email if you want to stay in touch. I need to stop blogging.
Dr. Gayle, I saw the meme today, thanks! I do hope that you continue blogging, as the blogosphere would be missing something if you stopped.
Thank you for the kind words, and I hope that I did step out of line at AHP.
Thanks, Wickle!
Dr. Gayle, I saw the meme today, thanks! I do hope that you continue blogging, as the blogosphere would be missing something if you stopped.
Thank you for the kind words, and I hope that I did step out of line at AHP.