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No doubt this post will generate all kinds of strange search hits. I think "Carl Braaten" and "Four Spiritual Laws" are the top two things people search for that bring them here.
The Carl Braaten thing is a bit of an oddity, and frankly I'm a little sad about it. It yields a scary insight into the nature of internet-driven information. Braaten has been an influential and faithful theologian in the Church for many years, but if you Google his name, the top six hits are all commentary on the open letter he wrote last year to Mark Hanson. I'm number four, having been edged out by Al Kimmel (the Pontificator) and two articles from Ed Schroeder. Hopefully, over time this will fade.
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I love the search terms that lead people to my site. I get a great laugh at how random the things can be.
How do you find this out? I wasn't aware that one could check stuff like that out. I don't even know if anyone reads my blog.
Tom, if you go to http://www.sitemeter.com, you can get a free site counter that tracks this kind of thing and more. You just need to sign up for an account add a small bit of HTML to your template.
"sinning fish" was my personal fave :-)
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