“THEOLOGICAL TOOLBAR CONTEST – GET A BLOG ADDED” is really a nice post that i had ever been read. thanks for the post.A++ to this.

Christian Skepticism would be a good one.

Correction: http://christianskepticism.blogspot.com/

http://www.christianskeptcism.org/

Well, faithinterface looks like it has the most votes, but as I look at it, it does not really contain too much original content. I would rather spotlight a blog that contributes originally.

http://www.faithinterface.com.au

Michael,
I saw that Bruno mentioned that the Search is not needed in the toolbar since other toolbars and browsers already have one. I found out that this feature can’t be removed, but Conduit allows you to edit the Search component. To avoid redundancy in my toolbar, I removed the existing search options and added RMM among other sites and blogs.

Editing the Search component is the same as the others: hover over it and select Edit.

http://www.firstthings.com/blogs/firstthoughts/

I do NOT like Rey Reynoso’s blog BibleArchive.Com/Blog. But I do like Jeremy Pierce’s ( http://parablemania.ektopos.com/ ) and Bill Mounce’s blog ( http://www.billmounce.com/blog )

I am about to remove the toolbar because of the increase in options – I really don’t care about a number of the blogs, and I ether have to go through the effort of deleting each of them, otherwise the indicator of new feeds is meaningless. The concept of having even more blogs I am not interested in would definitely put me to the point of deleting it.

So, either let us choose who goes in the RSS feed, or turn of the indicator of new feeds