Anyone who’s anyone in the world of blogging and biblical studies appears on the Complete List of Biblioblogs. My blog, as you may have noticed, is not really dedicated to biblical studies, though there are occasional posts which would fit into that category. I am pleased to note, however, that Conversational Theology has just been included in the list of Related Blogs which “have a different primary focus (e.g. theology, ancient Near Eastern archaeology, devotional and homiletic approaches to the Bible) or are commercial rather than personal blogs – yet which contain some biblical studies material.” Mine appears in the list of Christian Spiritual, Theological or Homiletic blogs.

If you have any interest in biblical studies, it’s really worth checking out the whole list. Biblioblogging is a thriving business. David Stark (another WTS exile) has some interesting thoughts about it by way of N. T. Wright and Thomas Kuhn. I especially like the quote from Tom Wright about the need for ethics in blogging – and not hiding behind online pseudonyms.