Let the games begin

Ok, I have finished up my studies for awhile and the other web pages I was working on so now I have some time to start paying attention to this blog.

I wasn't really ready to take it on when Patrick was ready to leave but it was such a well done site that I hated to see it just go away. So at any rate, if you are still coming here I will be able to review and publish post in a more timely fashon.

Thanks for you understanding.

My Intro:

Hi all,

As Patrik stated he has given me his blog to take care of while he moves along to other things. Patrik as obviously put a lot of work into this and I would hate to see it go away, until I at least had some time to review all the links.

Be patient with me for awhile as I am going to have to learn some of the new coding that has come into play in recent years. I first played around with HTML back in 96 -97 when everybody was just opening a copy of Notepad, put some HTML in, and viola, you had a web page. Things have come a ways since then with the new Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and widgets, and other tools that are now available. So it is going to take me a little time to get caught up and give Patrik's site the justice and care it deserves.

Thanks,

F.D. Patterson

New editor

Forrest Patterson has volunteered to take over the administration of Theology Blogs. I'm very happy that this idea of mine will continue to exist, and I hope the blog will benefit from a more active editorship than mine.

I'd like to wish him good luck, and as soon as he says so, it is again possible to submit new blogs.

Patrik Hagman

Goodbye

I have decided to discontinue updating this blog. No further additions will be made, but I will leave the blog where it is for the time being.

If someone feels like taking over, contact me via the submission form.

Patrik

New Addition

millinerd is the blog of Matt Milliner. He discusses a wide variety of theological topics.

New Addition

a few words is the blog of Eric Meyer and deals with various theological topics. Recent posts deal a lot with Creation.

New Addition

Thomistic Disciple is the blog of Jeff Vehige and focuses on the study of the angelic doctor.