Well I took a blogging holiday over Easter, not because I was being especially pious, far from it in fact. I had a few ideas for posts but didn't want to take time away from family to do them. However, no harm done to the world at large as there was plenty of quality Easter fare this year:
Good Friday sermons from Kim Fabricus, M&M while Doug Chaplin ponders "the cup" as does Glenn Peoples, but Richard Beck ponders the Passion from a Christus Victor angle.
James McGrath points out the importance of Saturday, which is something I wrote about (albeit from a totally different angle) in an old essay.
Easter Sunday Sermons from Kim Fabricus and Bruce Hamil meditates on materialism and the resurrection as does Jason Goroncy and Doug while others just wonder if we can prove it or not? For Richard Beck Easter demands a decision from us but don't tell the bunnies.
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