Are you looking for me?
It’s always intriguing to see what search terms people use, and in many cases mind-boggling to work out how they ended up at your blog. Here’s a selection of some of the odder phrases that have brought people here over the last few weeks.
First there’s a bunch from people seeking art:
- hell art
- tongues in art
- 1500 protestant church art
I’m not quite sure what the second one was after: pictures of Pentecost or lots of open mouths. And the third one definitely needs to check their dates. But it’s not quite as anachronistic as this wonderful request
- photos of “the harrowing of hell”
And sticking with anachronisms, there are a couple of really odd biblical ones:
- catholic old testament readings by job
- transubstantiation maccabees Maccabees 1
Then there are the things that you wonder what the searcher was looking for:
- acronym for Pharisee
- scriptures for atheists
- Definition of Mediaeval Church
Or why on earth they’ve ended up here:
- what is the weakest sense for birds?
- innkeeper salary
- bitch mothers
Just occasionally there’s one where you’re delighted they’ve found you. I was particularly pleased to get reached by this excellent search term:
- post thingy hermeneutics
But this month’s prize for entertainment value goes to this startling juxtaposition:
- “such an outfit” “Kevin P. Edgecomb”
Does anyone know anything about Kevin’s fashion sense? And did this searcher also find Kevin’s blog?
November 9th, 2007 at 1:39 pm
I love it! “post thingy hermeneutics” - That has to become the name of a post, at the very least, but I hope someone will actually name a whole blog that. It is a great title!
November 9th, 2007 at 5:03 pm
James, hasn’t Doug already more or less done that with his subtitle “Reading scripture in a post-thingy world”?
November 10th, 2007 at 11:49 pm
Hilarious! That’s pretty strange.
Kevin himself sometimes wonders whether he knows much about his fashion sense….