latest installment. i see on youtube that the average viewership of these things is slowly decreasing with each episode. when nobody is left who watches them but me, i''ll stop. until then, MORE VBLOGZORZ!
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Hi Mr Toy, thanks for sharing your thoughts. Sometime ago I came across the Gospel of Thomas, perhaps you'll find it helpful too?
Cheers
Paul
Posted by: Account Deleted | Friday, April 02, 2010 at 02:19 PM
Since that text is outside the Protestant Bible, what it is missing for me is an active community involved in reading and interpreting it. Do you know of such a thing?
I only ask because I am interested in the impact of the text on communities, both the good and the ugly.
Posted by: Michael | Friday, April 02, 2010 at 02:32 PM