Joe Carter of Evangelical Outpost, ID proponent and pretty decent guy, is mentioned in a New York Times article on religion and the blogosphere. Joe, Joe, Joe...first you decided to move from a red state to a decidedly blue state and now you're receiving notice in the flagship of the godless liberal media. I see the hand of the devil at work here. (/sarcasm off) Seriously, being mentioned in the Times is kinda cool. And good luck at the new job.
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