One final point about blogging. I think that visitors to this blog might want to look at it in a similar way to a Christian mommy blog or a Christian fishing blog, or Christian crafting blog, where the blogger shares their passion for their hobby or their vocation as well as their love of the Lord. Would you go to a mommy blog and complain that they aren't blogging enough about the kingdom of God if they are blogging about their children? Maybe not because motherhood is kingdom work, which leads me to my next point -- for the reformed all of life is about the kingdom. You can't really separate the kingdom from the believer. There is no such think as a secular anything for the Christian. It's all been sanctified by God and should be viewed from the perspective of his kingdom.Or, we could add, a Christian gun blog. Go read it if this kind of thing interests you.
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"Christianity, Politics and Blogging"
Michele at Reformed Chicks Blabbing has written a very good article on the topic of Christianity, Politics and Blogging. I've been trying to find a good "money quote" but the whole thing should be read to get the big picture. Here's a good passage.
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I definitely think faith/spirituality/religion should be part of someone's daily life... not just something they do on whatever holy days are part of their religion. I don't see anyone as less of a Christian if they say, "Went to the store today, talked to my mom, picked the kids up from school," instead of, "Went to the store today and prayed for the cashier, talked to my mom and told her Jesus loves her, picked the kids up from school and sang 'This Little Light of Mine' on the way home." I'm always interested when someone does talk about their faith, but I don't assume it's not a factor in their thoughts and feelings if they don't talk about it so much. I'm more likely to figure it's either something private between them and whatever deity they worship, and/or that it's such a part of them they don't have to mention it. Like breathing... who would sit and blog, "I took a breath before typing this sentence. Actually, I took two breaths while typing it. I just took another breath"? Hmm... Breath Blogging. If that starts happening, I don't want anybody blaming me for it.
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