biblioblogging

James Leonard's blog Treasures Old and New features a series of posts related to Christology, monotheism and divine identity, as well as textual criticism and other subjects squarely within the domain of biblioblogging.

Old/New Biblioblog: Treasures Old and New James F. McGrath 2010

I doubt biblioblogging brings in much money; nor does it literally put dinner on the table.

The Shameful Truth About Male Bibliobloggers James F. McGrath 2009

While there have been debates about how much women have contributed to the phenomenon of biblioblogging, and whether they are equally represented, and if not, why not, it also ought to be asked whether refraining from blogging or spending less time blogging than some men do might not be an indication of wisdom rather than underrepresentation or a failure to get involved in the latest new trend.

Women's Wisdom in the Biblioblogosphere James F. McGrath 2009

April biblioblogging often begins with April Fools' Day posts, and Eisenbrauns rarely fails to offer gag gifts for ANE geeks that some of us bibliobloggers would really love to own.

Biblical Studies Carnival 41 James F. McGrath 2009

I tag Jim West, John Loftus, Joel Watts and Jim Linville maintaining my status as Switzerland between the currently-disputing biblioblogging nations.

Archive 2009-12-01 James F. McGrath 2009

As I said previously, I am an advocate of inclusion when it comes to biblioblogging, and really didn't mind Loftus being on the list, whether he is number one or not - but his manner this morning was unbecoming.

Biblioblog Battles James F. McGrath 2009

Have you ever considered anonymous biblioblogging?

The Return Of The Dread Pirate Wrong James F. McGrath 2009

And among them, one in particular stands out: James Crossley will actually be offering a presentation on biblioblogging - or is it rather a performance by his band, N.

Biblioblog Top 273, July 2009 James F. McGrath 2009

I won't try to mention all the many people whom I met for the first time, or with whom I had interacted electronically but had the opportunity to meet in person although presumably those who fall into the category of "godfathers of biblioblogging and their henchmen" - including Jim Davila, Jim West, and Chris Tilling - must be singled out for mention.

Archive 2009-11-01 James F. McGrath 2009

I won't try to mention all the many people whom I met for the first time, or with whom I had interacted electronically but had the opportunity to meet in person although presumably those who fall into the category of "godfathers of biblioblogging and their henchmen" - including Jim Davila, Jim West, and Chris Tilling - must be singled out for mention.

SBL (Secret Bibliobloggers' League): A Top Secret Debriefing on the 2009 Annual Meeting in New Orleans James F. McGrath 2009