So a weird and wonderful thing has happened during the past two weeks: Daily traffic at The God Blog doubled and then doubled again. Yesterday, a Saturday when I was away from the computer all day, was one of my highest traffic days since I started blogging seven months ago.
The big question is: Why?
I have little clue. So, if you're a new reader of The God Blog, let me know how you found it and what you think. And if you've long been a loyal reader, please let me know what you enjoy and what you don't.
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Found you through the Bible Belt Blog.
A fellow journalist just called and suggested a reason for the spike in God Blog traffic: Maybe God liked seeing his name in print and e-mailed the url around to his friends, or encouraged his followers to read it.
It's an interesting, if ridiculous, concept. I'm not sure though. Journalists do get a bad wrap for the way they treat God.
Dear Bradley,
Yes, my child, I did stumble across your site while Googling 'god' and 'porn' (it's good to make sure folks don't use the name in vain, you know) and found TheGodBlog.org. Well done!
I did want to let you know that I harbor no ill will toward the media. After all, you kids are just doing your jobs. It's not your fault there are all those nutjobs on both side of the religious debate that louse it up for everyone who wants to have an intelligent conversation.
Anyhow, TTYL 'cause I've got nuclear war to avert and sports games to attend to (how do you think Stanford beat USC? Hint: praying for a team named "The Trojans" falls on deaf ears, fans), but I did want to point something out:
I think you mean to say "journalists get a bad rap" in your final graf. Unless, of course, you think that I'm retaliating against reporters by sticking them with subpar burrito-like sandwiches, popular in the mid-Nineties. Either way, I mean you and your noble profession no harm.
KIT,
The Lord
I think I might have mentioned you at RNA, and then I included you in my list of favorite blogs. Don't know if that helped. It'd be nice to think I have that kind of power... Bwah ha ha!
Well, Ted, I'd never want to underestimate your power. And I noticed two weeks (?) ago that you mentioned me in your list of favorite blogs. Thank you for that.
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