The years keep rolling by, and the past one is no different – at least so far as “the passage of time” is concerned. This blog started on March 26, 2005 with its initial installment, and seventeen years later here it is, still chugging along! At this point, it’s quite a collection – more than I ever expected it would be when I first set out. I suppose that if anyone out there ever encounters presuppositionalism and needs a go-to source for a second opinion, this little corner in the internet might provide a few insights.
As I do for every anniversary of my blog, I dedicate a post listing all the entries I’ve posted over the past year starting with the previous anniversary post. The link to the new anniversary post is then added to the handy Blog Chronology in a panel on the right-hand side of my blog, so it’s always at your fingertips!
So, without any further ado, here is this year’s list:
491. Incinerating Presuppositionalism: Year Sixteen - March 26, 2021
492 ”Faith in the reasoning process” - April 28, 2021
493. Answering the Epistemologist - May 21, 2021
494. Anderson versus Materialism, Part II: The Problem of Personal Identity over Time - June 24, 2021
495. Gotquestions.org’s Article on TAG - July 21, 2021
496. David Wood, Star Trek, and the Inevitable Persistence of Religion - August 28, 2021
497. Christianity and Socialism - September 28, 2021
498. ”He walked among us” - October 25, 2021
499. The Specter of Antithesis - November 24, 2021
500. Preliminary Thoughts on Van Til’s “Argument from Unity of Knowledge” - December 29, 2021
501. An Examination of Van Til’s “Argument from the Unity of Knowledge” - January 6, 2022
502. An Examination of Van Til’s “Argument from the Uniformity of Nature” - February 22, 2022
Over the past year, I posted my 500th blog entry (special thanks to Jason mc for helping me to figure that out!). While that may not seem like a major milestone when compared to some blogs, keep in mind this blog is dedicated to a fairly narrow range of topics, most entries are full-length explorations of the topics they address, and I’m not a very fast worker (at least not so far as writing for this blog is concerned). I have a fairly arduous work schedule and my family gets most of what’s left over after that.
Over the next few months, while I have some entries in the planning process, it’s going to be a demanding task to keep up even with my current single-entry-per-month posting rate as I’m in the process now of selling my house and preparing for a move across the country. Plus, I expect work to be very busy this summer as a few new projects are lining up. But I’m up for the challenge, so don’t be surprised if I manage to keep up with my already meager pace!
Thanks to everyone who stops by and reads what I have to say! And for those who even take the time to provide feedback or just post a comment about whatever, thank you even more! I very much appreciate the dialogue.
by Dawson Bethrick
