Why 201?

A lot of energy is expended in the Christian blogosphere debating and discussing things that are either divisive or fleeting. I wanted this particular voice in the blogosphere to be about things that were more lasting, and the possibility of God’s blessing on those who read this to be a realistic expectation.

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I really like this concept. Great idea. God and God alone is worth talking about and promoting!!!

Comment by 2b14u — May 10, 2012 @ 9:45 am | Reply

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