Someone, or perhaps more than one person, found this blog through the search “libertarian women in ephesus,” resulting in four page views.
I have no idea what post that search would lead to. The phrase “libertine women” leaps to mind, but I’m pretty sure I have never used that phrase on this blog.
Search phrases are really interesting sometimes.
I haven’t been blogging much for the last two weeks, as I’ve been pretty busy with other things. While I was too busy to get right two them, all four books that I had on interlibrary loan arrived at the same time, one of the unfortunate problems of requesting lists of books. Several of them…
Based on some links passed to me by a friend in e-mail, I’m adding John H Armstrong to my blogroll. (Note that this is the blogroll for this site, not the Moderate Christian Blogroll. There were three posts that led to this: Trinity United Church of Christ: Obama’s Home ChurchThis post looks at some of…
MBWR #135 has been posted. As I’ve been trying to do more frequently, I’m giving a few highlights from each of the carnivals and roundups I read. There is so much good in these, and of course the person who does the complete roundup can’t really rank them all that much, so I think it’s…
He has been appointed to the newly revived Clarence Goodwin chair of New Testament Language and Literature at Butler University. My only question is how a university allows a chair like that to remain unfilled for 60 years. Thanks is very much due to the person who discovered the omission.
One of the great experiences of my life was meeting a Calvinist evangelist. His name is John Blanchard, and I only “met” him in a fairly large group, but it was clear that he was genuinely an evangelist and genuinely a Calvinist. He was asked during a question and answer session just how he reconciled…
Well, at least he’s finding the blogosphere boring. He finds that there are only two interesting Christian bloggers left, James McGrath and Eddie Arthur. What’s interesting is that, while I don’t seem to generally agree with David as to what is interesting, I agree with him that those two bloggers are very interesting. I read…
“javascript women in ephesus” and “weasel women in ephesus” also work; if Google can’t find the exact phrase, it splits it up, but probably reports the exact phrase in its Referer field.
Yes, that would be it. I know I have written about Ephesus, women, and libertarians, not to mention weasels and javascript, so I can see how that would come out. Doubtless the search result was disappointing to the searcher …
On my blog I also get some interesting search terms showing up in my dashboard that makes me wonder how they ended up on my blog. What I do is take that search term and plug it into google and see what pages come up.
The latest funny one was “islam and bathroom floor” as a search term. Made me wonder what the person was thinking or searching for when they typed that in as their search query.