Jordan’s piece today also strikes me :  I have always hated the word Christian as an adjective.   Mike Yaconelli always talked about this inthe old days of the Wittenburg Door magazine.  He doubted the usefulness of calling certain music “Chrsitian music”. To him,,  there are Christians,  and there is the music they write, listen to,  or like.  I believe it is the same with the webring and blogosphere idea.   I have found very few blogs thus far that I find identification with in the “Christian blog-ring” I found fairly quickly when I did a search on such things as Christ and Blog,  or theology and blog.  Usually ,  I have better luck with the latter because of the prominence of things such as the “Christian blog” and such.

jordoncooper.com weblog: “Another thing I have been wondering about… why do we have to have a “Christian blogosphere”. Maybe it is my pluralistic Canadian worldview but what is wrong with just being a Christian and having a weblog among all the other voices. Why do some people have to create a Christian subculture with our own directories, webrings, and lingo?“