I was joking–I’m not a troublemaker, just tend to be curious as to what people are saying about religion, either pro or con.

But this time, I happened across this article from searching for the phrase “rightly dividing…” on google, and when the page first came up there were two links superimposed over your site–one something like “seven questions your pastor doesn’t want you to ask” and another from some church group.

Always a troublemaker at heart, I guess, I clicked on the “seven questions” link first, found it inconsistent with orthodoxy in denying the Trinity, and then I was puzzled that it would have been linked to from an orthodox site. I came back intending to follow the other link to the church to see if I could figure out why they were advertising here, but when I came back, both links were gone.

I’ve tried “refreshing” the page to see if they might reappear, tried coming back to this page again by the same link, but nothing I can do will make the foreign links come back again.

I don’t know if this sort of hijacking is common or not, or if there is anything you might be able to do about it, but I found it curious and thought I would mention it. The church advertised in the link I didn’t follow was listed as being in anchorage (which is near me) and had “journey” in the address, I think… but I can’t tell you anything more about it, I’m afraid.

You can find contact information for me on the St. Anne Orthodox Church website (it’s link is on the blogroll). I’d be glad to talk and share the thesis from Duke - it may not have as much as you’d want - but I think the area is ripe for development. Fr. John Behr has done a little work on this as well. God bless!