We usually try to post this weekly feature on Monday’s but didn’t have any time available to do so yesterday. Here are the most-commented-upon blog entries for the week June 18-24. Comment totals as of 06:30 EDT Tuesday, June 26.<\/p>\n
Neal Michell: What the Kenyan Initiative Means<\/a> (92) And for those keeping track, if we based this list on total number of comments received in a week, instead of limiting it to entries posted in a given week, the Seattle Times story on the Rev. Ann Redding<\/a> would have made the list for a second week, as it received approximately 64 comments after we listed it as our top ten “winner” last week. It is now the new T19 overall leader with a total of 138 comments.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We usually try to post this weekly feature on Monday’s but didn’t have any time available to do so yesterday. Here are the most-commented-upon blog entries for the week June 18-24. Comment totals as of 06:30 EDT Tuesday, June 26.…<\/span><\/p>\n
\nFollow-up to Seattle story (Muslim ECUSA priest) — Updated<\/a> (87)
\nMore from Cherie Wetzel on Executive Council<\/a> (77)
\nWall Street Journal: Christopher Hitchens Book Debunking The Deity Is A Surprise Hit<\/a> (51)
\nSecond Lawsuit Filed Against St. John’s Anglican Church by Diocese of San Diego<\/a> (48)
\nFrom IRD: The Episcopal Church’s Second Strike<\/a> (47)
\nBreaking: Extremely Narrow DEFEAT for local option of SSBs at Canadian General Synod<\/a> (46)
\nBritain’s Brown Vows to Learn From Iraq<\/a> (46)
\nThe Case For and Against the of Blessing Homosexual Unions in the Anglican Church of Canada<\/a> (45)
\n7 in 10 Americans Say Economy Is ‘Getting Worse’<\/a> (44)<\/p>\n