Back of the Envelope

...and embarrassed. Joe Carter at the Evangelical Outpost has put up a list of the Top 100 Christian blogs, and he's put Back of the Envelope at number 27. I wouldn't have. Back of the Envelope probably wouldn't have made the list at all if I'd done it, not out of modesty, but simply because I haven't been posting enough to maintain that sort of position. For the past year, I've been doing mostly maintenance posts. I've been keeping up with the Storyblogging Carnival, and, when I'm not too lazy, the Weekly Webcomic Update, but when it comes to blogging about current events and theology and philosophy, you'll find that there's not much here recently. Not that I haven't done so in the past, and there are even a couple of interesting posts in the past couple of months, if you're willing to scroll halfway down the front page: my comments on Ezekiel 1 or my thoughts on reproductive cloning. (The fact that anything two months old is still on the front page tells you all you need to know about the frequency of my blogging these days.) Still, if you're interested in seeing what Joe might have been thinking of when he added me to the list, check out my archives, especially the categories of Christianity, Why I Believe in God, or the Religious Debate.