It's that time of the year where we tend to reflect on news, ideas, and events of the past 12 months. Here are the top 10 most read blog posts from 2009 (You can see 2008's most read here). Readership piqued around the inauguration, but Newt Gingrich's conversion, President Obama's church attendance and Carrie Prejean also grabbed your interest.
1. Gingrich to Convert to Catholicism
2. Rick Warren's Inaugural Invocation
3. Gay Bishop Kicks off Celebrity-filled Event
5. Warren Affirms Obama's 'Desire to be President of Every Citizen'
6. A reference to research on embryos?
7. Miss California Says Racy Photos Posted to Mock Faith
8. PIC Apologizes for not Broadcasting Robinson's Prayer
9. Obama Surprises Church with a Visit
10. Obama Addresses Abortion, Religion, and Race at Notre Dame
Posted by Sarah Pulliam Bailey on December 31, 2009 12:24PM
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Taking a stand changes your life! Consequences of sin- Poverty, violence. Say no to muslim religions, Say no to liberals!!!!! Say no to cults. Politicians should not beat outspoken persons!!!!!Say no to abortion!!Babys are a blessing!! Christianity means to protest evil. Not be scared!!!! News stations. I know about you! If abortion promoted means how many kids. Matthew- golden rule! Col 3:11 kjv. Be ready. Rom 12:2. Rev 12:9.
Posted by: Jesus Christ 1 andy t at January 1, 2010
Whatever became of Ms.Carrie Prejean?
It was hilarious how this site and many Christians posting here and elsewhere held her up as a shining example of Christian womanhood simply because she spoke out against homosexuality. Yet, when her very adult photos and sex tape were made public, nary a word was heard from this site nor Christians who once defended her.
So much for the Christian morality and integrity, I guess :-) :-) :-)
Posted by: Colin at January 1, 2010
She's still around.
It was, was it?
She IS a shining example, one reason being that she DID speak out against homosexuality AFTER she was asked to speak out.
To borrow a page from the manual used by those who choose to claim that they are homosexual:
How does it affect you and YOUR life?
Again, how are YOU involved in all this?
Posted by: Mr. Incredible at January 2, 2010
Dear Incredible person
I don't have time nor the energy for trolls.
Posted by: Colin at January 2, 2010
Gingrich? Really?
Posted by: Brendan at January 3, 2010
Dear Incredible person
I don't have time nor the energy for trolls.
Posted by: Colin at January 2, 2010
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Translation: "I don't have answers for Mr. Incredible and I've run completely outta substance, and, so, I'll just resort to calling him a 'troll.'"
If you have no time, nor energy, for me, why did you take the time and energy?
Posted by: Mr. Incredible at January 4, 2010
Yes Brendan,
There were apparently 203 posts on the Gingrich topic
I'm certainly skeptical about this list though. From my observation of reading some of the topics, I would have thought that some of the trolls posting here have made this many post on just one single topic alone.
Further, I don't understand how none of those tiresome homosexual threads didn't make the list. When you have one poster making over 100 some post.
Day by day, this site proves to be more and more a revelation…
Posted by: Colin at January 4, 2010
Soooo -- not that it matters to me whether somebody thinks I'm a "troll" cuz I'm gonna post no matter what -- somebody who has a lot-ta say is a "troll" just cuz he replies to other posts??? I mean, doesn't everybody who posts expect a reply?? Or should they expect to say something and not be challenged?
My experience is that people say a poster is a "troll" only when those people don't agree with that poster; it's a way to distract from the fact that the alleged "troll" is hitting a nerve.
Posted by: Mr. Incredible at January 4, 2010
If I remember correctly, we maxed out the limit for the Maine Same-Sex Marriage board at 286 posts.
Posted by: cybereagle777 at January 10, 2010
And yet the Maine Same sex thread is not listed here. Proving once again there is really an integrity issue with this site.
Posted by: Colin at January 12, 2010
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