You may not see the point of arguments made against “educated elites” and “political classes” but here is a little point that you may have not bothered to consider as of yet. That is, if our friend Dan bothers to write about topics that include both keywords and religious topics less frequently discussed within the same breath on a blog over the internet. He will end up drawing a very curious crowd of “on-lookers” to his blog. Thus, witnessing the love of Christ to a very unique and possibly interested audience. One doesn’t always have to “preach to the choir” you know. There are many folks on the internet who would like to read about what Dan has to say, even if, Christians may consider these topics “old news.”

The internet is a library. Invest for future generations. Think about what you write in terms of those who will happen upon your keywords and phrases. “Mythbusters” is a great keyword. I’m glad I just happened to find your entry Dan.

Blessings.

P.S. Oh, and Moonbones, I can’t wait to read the keywords you’ll dream up someday. Moonbones is very different. Perhaps, Christ will be using your comments to draw some very hippy chics! In any case I’ve just mentioned that word often enough to rank it a little higher, Moonbones. (Better get a good sermon worked up.)(grin.)

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