Here are the top five posts published in January on Esgetology: [Sermo Dei] LCMS Life Conference: We Must Help the Weak (St. Titus, Acts 20:35) Ordain a Lady, LSB edition Information for Lutherans attending the 2013 March for Life in Washington, D.C. Abortion: Not a Partisan Issue Petitions for the President’s Inauguration and Sanctity of Human Life Sunday
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The top posts (by page views) published in 2012 on Esgetology were: Christmas Eve iPad Worship at LCMS Church Grandfathering the First Amendment Glory Cloud at Bethel, Redding A Tale of Two Churches “Look! My sins are gone!” Abraham and Hagar: pro-choice paradigm The paradox of declining male happiness Is it okay to take anti-depressants? Resource documents on the HHS mandate violating religious liberty in America Be present where you are Thanks to all my readers. I started this blog (back on Blogger) years ago as a place to post my sermons. I still tend to think that whatever I write is only going to be viewed by my wife and mother – thus I am always surprised when something sparks heated conversation (such…
The five most popular posts on Esgetology for February were: “Look! My sins are gone!” Transfiguration sermon [2011] Sprechen sie Deutsch? Pregnancy is not a disease Grandfathering the First Amendment
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The following eleven posts were the most viewed on Esgetology in 2011: Stifling the Fear of Death Modern Day Slavery? Transfiguration Sermon Sloppy Wet Kiss The God who hides Himself in times of trouble: Meditation on Psalm 10 Question about capitalization of ordinal numbers in titles Sex and Choice My Friend When I Am Dying The Spiritual Sickness of Independence and Autonomy The Good Friday Fart The best gift to give a pastor Analysis, in no particular order: Posts with words like “sex,” “kiss,” and “fart” in the titles will generate a lot of hits, mostly by regular visitors or referral links (not by search queries). That the top post is just a quotation demonstrates the power of that particular subject (death), along with…