tagged . . .

Well, I've officially been inducted into the blogosphere. Duane Smith tagged me for the 111111 Binary Biblical Studies Carnival Meme. I'm not really sure if I should feel honored, appalled, or freaked out. I'm going with freaked out since (1) I'm not that funny (2) Most of the bloggers I read have already been tagged.

Here's the task:
a. Tag five Biblical studies bloggers.
b. Invent fictional posts that they might have written over the last month.
c. Link to this post.

This may be the one and only time I do this, but since I am indeed honored by Duane (although I'd never come up with a title as long as "The Linguistic Key to the Doctrine of Inerrancy in Cultural Context" . . . that's far too creative for me . . . ), I feel I should proceed by attempting to tag people I haven't already seen tagged ("younger" bloggers and Jim Getz) and Alan Lenzi . . .

eric welch - why digging in my backyard sandbox is better than digging at Safi

me'ay hamo - poetic prescriptions for unresolved digestional issues

thoughts from a young, slightly cantankerous, aspiring theologian - Calvin's take on erroneous ecclesiastical issues with commentary from the wisdom books of the old testament

ketuvim - teaching the ignorant to think through their idiocy: contemplations on ugaritic rituals and sunday school

bible and ancient near east - questions for the illogically uninformed: why studying the ANE would make the world a better, smarter, cheaper place