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The Potter's Clay

Scripture, Theology, the Christian worldview, and other ramblings.

28 June 2005

Wikis

I think we have all heard of Wikipedia, an open source encyclopedia that allows users to edit the entries in the encyclopedia itself. I find it quite useful. There are two "“wikis"” out there that I would recommend visiting: Theopedia and Tulipedia.

Theopedia deals with the various facets Christian belief in general, while Tulipedia deals with, (you guessed it), the doctrines of Grace, or Calvinism. Both are very informative, and seem to need further growth. If you feel so inclined, stop by one of them and help make these wikis bigger and better!

posted by Joe L. at 07:42

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