Top 10 Posts of 2012

Here are the top ten posts (based on the number of hits) on Into the Expectation in 2012:

1. Praying with Julian of Norwich and the Hazelnut

2. Embracing Wrongness

3. Two posts on the same topic received significant attention:

Against Communion Without Baptism: Some Anecdotes

Communion Without Baptism? Some Resources

4. Getting Off the Fence – Obstacles
The other posts in this series also received quite a few hits, but I am choosing not to list them separately. If you want, you can follow the links at the end of each one.

5. The Hunger Games – What Would Perpetua Do?

6. Francis and the Restoration of Creation

7. What do you want to be, anyway?

8. Anglican Comprehensiveness

9.Are you able to drink the cup that I drink?

10. My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?

10 More

Last week I posted a list of "Top Ten" posts. The readership of this blog got a boost last summer. Consequently, nearly all of the "Top Ten" most read posts are from July 2010 and after. So, for those who might have missed them, here are ten more that were posted before the boost which seem to have struck a chord and were either printed in magazines, reposted elsewhere on the internet, or continue to get regular hits:

1. Immortality or Eternal Life?
2. Charged with the Holy Spirit
3. The Friendship Dance (of the Trinity)
4. "Tammy Metzger thinks you're cute" (and so does God)
5. Little Floaty Things That Say "No"
6. The Impossibility of Religious Pluralism
7. A "Whiskey Priest" Church
8. Seraphim of Sarov and the Burden of One Another
9. Joy-Smuggling Servants of the God of Joy
10. All Saints

Top 10 for the 100th

This is the 100th post on this blog. To mark the milestone, I am listing the "Top Ten" posts according to the number of page views:

1. Is a Covenant UnAnglican?
2. Baptism & Eucharist in The Living Church
3. Holy Cross
4. Suffering and the Wildness of God
5. Reason and its Discontents
6. If Christ is King . . .
7. Anglican Values
8. What I said at the Mosque
9. John Updike on the Apostles' Creed
10. The Matter of Matter and Why it Matters


Here are ten more popular posts.