Younger Generation Leads the Way in Bible Skepticism; American Bible Society Releases Findings in Its Annual State of the Bible Report
— April 9, 2014 Press Release
After four years of research, American... Read More
This blog has already mentioned the mid-March announcement by the United States government to transition the oversight of key Internet technical functions to the global community. That global community is closely related to Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a non-profit entity that’s been operational since 1998... Read More
In collaboration with ChurchMag, this blog series opens up discussions about the new top-level domain for .BIBLE. Blog posts will be posted back-and-forth between the ChurchMag and the .BIBLE Blog, to make for a lively discussion that will help all of us better understand the impact, implications, challenges, and... Read More
Discussions that are affecting the future of the Internet has just finished up this week at the ICANN49 Meeting in Singapore. These international meetings involve all kinds of people: businesses, government leaders, non-profit organizations, legal professionals, innovators, technical leaders, to name a few. A broad range of Internet-related topics... Read More
Have you noticed how some people in the Bible had their names changed? Often the biblical text will explain why their names changed. Here’s a couple of examples, with emphasis added to show the reason for the new name:
In Genesis 17:1-6, Abram was renamed Abraham: <... Read More
Would you believe the world wide web is 25 years old? And, starting 2014, the Internet landscape is changing dramatically with the availability of new domain names ending in .BIKE, .SHOP, .BIBLE, and so many more...
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