Happy Second Birthday to the Riddleblog!

Today is the Riddleblog's second birthday!

So, I would like to use this occasion to thank all of you who stop here regularly and who enjoy the White Horse Inn, Reformed theology and eschatology and my odd sense of humor.  The number of monthly visitors and subscribers are nearly double what they were even a year ago.  The last two months each exceeded March 2007 when the number of hits I received dramatically spiked during the fall-out from MacArthur's comments about amillennialism @ the Shepherd's Conference.

This is one of the few blogs where the comments section hasn't been shut down at one time or another due to mean-spirited personal attacks or obnoxious comments.  Thanks to all of you for your charity and discretion.  Oh, I will delete an occasional post which goes off topic (to keep the discussion thread on the topic at hand), but by and large you guys are witty, thoughtful, and well-worth hearing from.

So to all of you, I just want to say "thanks," and I hope you continue to enjoy the Riddleblog,  If you feel led to "share," please don't.  But if you have thoughts about how to make this blog better, or other insights, please leave them in the comments section below. 

Comments

[Brian Davilla]

Kim,

The blog has been just great the past two years. It's one of the places I look forward to going when I'm online. Keep up the good work!

[Mark VPol]

Congrats! Two years old is a serious old timer in the Internet world!

[mholst]

This is the first blog that I started reading. I really appreciate the tone and especially the sense of humor. Sarcast, properly used, can and should make you think.
Congrats on your 2nd B-Day and I wish (is that ok to say?) many more.

Suggestions: More positive comments about the St. Louis Cardinals and much less about the Evil Empire.

More discussion on issues in Apologetics. I just finished listening (finally) to your lecture on Van Til and I found myself agreeing with much of what he taught. yet, when I read Sproul and/or Gerstner, I find myself profiting from them as well. Are those two groups really as opposed to each other as I have been led to believer, or is there more common ground?

thanks again.
Matt Holst

[Grasshopper]

Congrats on the birthday!

I came over via crumbs from Issues, etc. and love your blog. Keep up the good works!

[Ivan]

Thanks for the blog, Kim.
Thoroughly enjoy it!

[quinn]

happy 2nd. i have to tell you that this blog has been a great aid to my understanding of reformed eschatology. i grew up in a baptist household being taught dispensationalism with all the trimmings. your work here has been a refreshment to my soul. thanks. here's to many more birthday celebrations.
cheers.

[PB]

All you need to make this the complete experience at those little smiley .gif files so's we can express ourselves more fully.<grin>

[Rana]

Suggestion: if you have teaching tools/ suggestions for teaching and studying eschatology that would be great to share. I am teaching a college class that gets into eschatology. I stumbled upon your blog in my research. I am looking for concise information on dispensationalism and reformed views. Basically what I am saying is if you have lecture notes/ outlines that might be helpful and you don't mind sharing that would be great to see them on here.

[Anonymous]

Thanks Dr. Riddlebarger! I don't know you, but I check your posts daily and love the contents, wit, and humour.

...and may there be many happy returns!

[Zrim]

"Mazel, mazel; good things, good things."

Zrim

[Raymond McPherson]

"If you feel led to 'share,' please don't."

What does that mean?

[plw]

Yes Raymond, I wondered the same thing. Happy 2nd Kim. We visit your site everyday and enjoy it so much. We have sent many people your web address.......good work for the Lord.

[hb]

Another milestone...I'm really proud of you!
Congratulations,
hb