Just wanted to note that tonight I finally completed my updates & additions on my free eBook, titled The Historical Reliability of the New Testament. It is still a work in progress, but having completed the one new chapter and the epilogue, I figured I’d release it again and dub it “Second Edition” since this is a fairly major update.

So, download it now!

Neat Check Christian Colleges’ “Top 100 Theology Blogs” … I guess this is incentive to update more often!

Note: Any correlation between the list linked above and the quality of the blogs contained therein may be purely coincidental

The results are in!

And there you have it … can’t say the results are too surprising, really.

[Shout outs to John DePoe for his original post about this]

Congratuations – You are this week’s Frappr winner. Thanks very much for listening to STR’s podcast and posting on our Frappr map. Greg will announce your name on Sunday’s show and your signed book will be in the mail next week.

Yay! ^_^ For those wondering what this is all about …

Frappr: A Google Maps “mashup” which allows people to form online communities.

STR: Stand to Reason, one of the premiere sources of clear thinking on tough issues on the web.

STR Podcast: Greg Koukl’s radio show archives are available online.

So STR has a Frappr map set up on their podcast page (registration req’d to see it unfortunately) and each week they choose a winner to receive a free autographed book by Greg.

BTW the STR radio show is on Sundays 6-8pm EST (5-7pm PST) via online streaming audio, or locally on KBRT 740AM in Southern California. (And I think it’s also syndicated on some other stations too.) It’s the only radio show I listen to regularly, and I highly recommend it! (And not just because of the free book!)