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seminarian on Post-Decision Briefs Filed in Virginia Property Cases: DavidH, I believe you are reading things into the court ruling in virginia that simply does not apply.  Should the judge decide the constituionality…
Irenaeus on Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles: "The diocese of Los Angeles (her diocese) dodged the bullet of Bp Charleston” Perhaps Assisting Bp. Sergio Carranza, formerly of ECUSA’s troubled Mexican satellite,…
robroy on Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles: Maybe it was good news to Susan Russell that the diocese of Los Angeles (her diocese) dodged the bullet of Bp Charleston who went…
The Pilgrim on KJS Writes Archbishop Henry Orombi: Don't Come to Georgia: MP said… Mugsie1, u and I agree that “The way to salvation is Christ alone.” We agree But MP, the powers-that-be of your organization…
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DavidH on Post-Decision Briefs Filed in Virginia Property Cases: Annie, 2, wrote: The beauty of the division statute is its neutrality. Well, yes, if by “neutrality” you mean “rule by congregational majority” and…
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Jim the Puritan on Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles: This sounds really stupid, but do “assistant bishops” have to go through the same consent and approval procedure as other bishops?  Or are they…
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Charles Maggs on Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles: One small point: the title should read “Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles California”.  The…
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Baruch on Steven Charleston To Be Named As Ethnic & Multricultural Missioner To Diocese of Los Angeles: Having snatched defeat from the jaws of victory describes his leadership at EDS.
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Greg Griffith
Two Minor Milestones
Monday, March 24, 2008 • 11:41 am
A few weeks ago we passed the 10,000-entry mark. Today we passed the 200,000-comment mark since we moved to our current blog system in January of 2006. That's an average of 7,400 comments a month, or just under 250 a day.
Comments:

So how about a T-shirt to the lucky winners?

Cheers,

Phil Hobbs

(I was commenter #400 on the “Arguing for the Infallibility of Scripture” thread...does that count? wink

[1] Posted by CryptoCatholic on 03-24-2008 at 12:54 PM

Is a “minor milestone” like a “diverse center”?

[2] Posted by phil swain on 03-24-2008 at 01:02 PM

Don’t be too impressed, Greg, your stats would be lower if I didn’t make so many mistakes red face

[3] Posted by Hosea6:6 on 03-24-2008 at 01:08 PM

Let me do my best “golf clap” and say well done.  I’m proud to have helped you rack up these stats....

[4] Posted by aterry on 03-24-2008 at 01:11 PM

Awesome, Greg, Sarah, Matt, Jackie, and David.  Not only are we indebted to you for sharing news, but also for organizing responses to the news.  I started my day with an email to the Bishop of Perth; that never would have happened without David’s vigilance and the marvels of cyberspace technology.

[5] Posted by Jill Woodliff on 03-24-2008 at 01:35 PM

Thank you, Jill, for writing that email.

[6] Posted by Sarah Hey on 03-24-2008 at 03:33 PM

Yep, all the trouble in TEC is due to those internets.  People shouldn’t read them.  Same for that Guttenburgh Bible stuff.  It caused the Reformation.

[7] Posted by PROPHET MICAIAH on 03-24-2008 at 05:47 PM

Just out of curiosity, I wonder what kind of numbers our worthy opponents blogs have?  Jake?  Susan? Liz?  Care to respond?

[8] Posted by Greg Sample on 03-24-2008 at 06:03 PM

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