Videology: Using Modern Methods to Get Out the Timeless Message

A Red Herring

In order to facilitate my incremental return into the bogging sphere, I am attempting to post any and all cool/useful websites that I come across. Here is a fairly cool website on logical fallacies. Check it out here.

Oh, Snap!!

I saw this first on Justin Taylor's blog, Between Two Worlds. I think it is just a sweet little add-on for your blog. Basically, "Snap" is a visual pop-up that gives a preview of the linked - url whenever you move your mouse over it. Try it out. It took me about 3 mins to set-up, and that's it. Click here to get it started.

New book search engine

For all you bibliophiles out there, we have another great site for finding used, out of print, or rare books. Along with addall.com, we can search on bookfinder.com. I have found this espeacially useful in finding rarer commentaries and text monographs. Along with this, they also keep a running blog about rare or used book subjects. Check it out!!

Theopedia, dot cooooooooooooooooooooom

Recently, I stumbled upon a "proselytized" wikipedia, www.theopedia.com. This web site resembles the all the benefits, and the pitfalls, of the original wikipedia, just with a biblio-theological emphasis. You can still search, log-in, or edit to your heart's content. Though I cannot attest to its depth at this point, the shear potential for this site is amazing. Enjoy!