Please to see [url=http://paleojudaica.blogspot.com]Paleojudaica[/url] – a blog on ancient Judaism and its context – made it.
I would add [url=http://branemrys.blogspot.com]Siris[/url] – a magnificent scholarly blog principally about philosophy with a bit of theology and literature occasionally thrown in.
If you are a fan of von Mises or Hayek, Cafe Hayek by Russ
Roberts and Don Boudreau from George Mason U. I wouldn’t miss a day! They also sponsor EconTalk, a weekly podcast.
I also look at http://religionclause.blogspot.com/ which covers church-state issues. It’s run by Howard M. Friedman, Professor of Law Emeritus University of Toledo.
Because it is pretty focused on what for most is a peripheral issue, I’m not surprised it didn’t make the list, but Prof. Friedman does a very good job of reporting on these issues.
Instapundit’s list thoughtfully includes himself.
This list misses an important blog for those interested in law and justice from a Roman Catholic perspective:
http://mirrorofjustice.blogs.com/
I highly recommend this blog.
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Also, Irenaeus – this wasn’t put together by the instapundit, Glen Reynolds – he linked to it, as did Kendall.
Please to see [url=http://paleojudaica.blogspot.com]Paleojudaica[/url] – a blog on ancient Judaism and its context – made it.
I would add [url=http://branemrys.blogspot.com]Siris[/url] – a magnificent scholarly blog principally about philosophy with a bit of theology and literature occasionally thrown in.
If you are a fan of von Mises or Hayek, Cafe Hayek by Russ
Roberts and Don Boudreau from George Mason U. I wouldn’t miss a day! They also sponsor EconTalk, a weekly podcast.
I would be appreciative if others could note blogs in this genre that they find helpful/think should have been included.
[url=http://www.drjeffcornwall.com/]”The Entrepreneurial Mind”[/url] by Jeff Cornwall from Belmont University is a good one.
I also look at http://religionclause.blogspot.com/ which covers church-state issues. It’s run by Howard M. Friedman, Professor of Law Emeritus University of Toledo.
Because it is pretty focused on what for most is a peripheral issue, I’m not surprised it didn’t make the list, but Prof. Friedman does a very good job of reporting on these issues.
#87 (AKM Adam), who is an Anglican, should get special notice here!