The God Blog

May 30, 2008 | 12:08 pm

Welcoming God’s Blog to The God Blog

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Tuesday marked the arrival of the new blogger at The God Blog. He can be seen in the cartoon to the right, which I cropped from here, and He’s kind of a big deal, so I’ve given Him His own category.

It’s called God’s Blog, and, as The Creator wrote, “Here, and also here, you’ll discover Jehovah’s thoughts on a host of topics, from sports and science to politics and pain, from false religions to religious intolerance.”

I will be the author of this blog, though the goal is to channel God’s perspective, not mine. (I say “goal,” because He is infallible; I am not.) This project will be a work in progress, but it’s one I think you will enjoy. I’ve already got a number of topics I plan to write about, some timely, others, like God, totally timeless. They will be light and fun (God’s favorite sports team) and deep and probing (why natural disasters indiscriminately steal lives.) I’d also like to hear from readers about issues they want discussed; seriously, though, don’t ask about homosexuality.

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(The part of the heckler will now be played by: Guy Vestal. We return you to the show, already in progress...)

(Heckler) “Sovereignty & Just who is the Boss..? And of what? And why should we believe you anyways? Got proof?”

Comment by Guy Vestal on 5/30/08 at 6:12 pm

Why not ask about homosexuality? It’s very relevant and topical.

Comment by Ben Plonie on 5/31/08 at 7:48 pm

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