I’ve remarked before that I have a hard time, generally, writing content of a spiritual nature for this blog. It’s not because I don’t like writing about that sort of thing; it’s just that I had become entrenched in a certain subset of topics that I liked to write about, and they tended, mostly, to be secular in nature. Technology, politics, business… and occasionally spiritual things.
I’m not sure exactly why that is, but for whatever reason, it’s been the case. So I decided to start another blog; I actually decided to start it several months ago, but I’ve only been blogging on it for a few days now. It can be found at whatwouldjesusblog.com. The name could be a little cheesy; that’s okay, I don’t particularly care. It came, in part, from a post Brian Bailey wrote a long time back where he speculated on what a book about Christian blogging would be called. Well, as it turns out, they are writing one, but they aren’t using that title; so I figured I would. ;-)
If you are reading this blog because it’s often about Linux, technology, programming, or web development, then this other blog might not be for you. On the other hand, if you are a Christian, you might like it. Heck, you might like it better than this one.
On a more technical note; I’m using WordPress for the new blog. Having used it for about a week now… I [heart] WordPress. WordPress is fantastic blogging software. Probably in the next few months, I’m going to switch philcrissman.com over to WordPress as well. I still like Mambo/Joomla, but a full-blown CMS is pretty much overkill for a simple blog like I’m doing here; might as use the right tool.
