Off we go…
New to blogging, but certainly no stranger to sound thought and practice, is my good friend Tom Hicks. Tom is a Ph.D. student at SBTS whom I’ve told repeatedly that he should be blogging. It seems he’s finally listened. His blog, Foedus Gratiae [1], aptly begins with a stirring post on joy [2].
I’ll have to admit I’m a bit rusty on my Latin, so when I was looking up the Foedus part of Tom’s blog title, I stumbled upon a wonderful new website: The Ancient Library [3]. It’s a collection of online resources on the ancient world, including scans and transcriptions of classical dictionaries and other works. If your course of personal or academic study ever takes you to the ancient world (and it should!), be sure to bookmark this site.
I’m unsure if he would remember me—I’ve only met him once—but Steve McCoy [4] has a relatively new blog that’s become quite active. Lots of thought-provoking fodder there.
Finally, the Discoshaman has ended the posting drought at Le Sabot Post-Moderne [5], and balance has been restored to the blogosphere.
UPDATE: Through a bit of savvy technorati sniffing, I’ve found that another old friend (a friend even though he’s an staunch Auburn fan!) has begun blogging. So, Mr. Slayton, whether you’re ready to public or not, here you go all Scattered and Covered [6].