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View ArticlePowerBlog Two Year Anniversary
Today marks the second anniversary of the PowerBlog’s inaugural post, which reflected on the recent passing of Pope John Paul II. Given that the average blog lifespan is measured in months and not...
View ArticleTwo New PowerBlog Contributors
I’m pleased to announce that the Acton Institute PowerBlog has added two new contributors to our cast of cutting-edge commentators. Dr. E. Calvin Beisner, national spokesman for the Interfaith...
View ArticlePowerBlog Cracks EO’s Top 10
A big tip o’ the hat to Joe Carter over at evangelical outpost for including the Acton PowerBlog in The EO 100, which he describes as “the top 100 blogs that I have found to be the most convicting,...
View ArticlePowerBlog Upgrades
Today marks the day that the Acton Institute broadens its horizons… If you haven’t noticed, we’ve literally widened our blog to 900px, creating a bit more space for all the things we have to say. We’ve...
View ArticleA Brief Anniversary Note
This is just a brief note to mark today the third anniversary of the PowerBlog. We’ve worked hard to bring a variety of viewpoints and thoughtful perspectives to bear on a range of topics, with an...
View ArticleUpdates to the PowerBlog
Get the LOLord Acton widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! In our continuing efforts to remain relevant and “cutting edge” on the Internet, the Acton Institute has rolled out the...
View ArticleWhat’s the new “+1″ button on Acton PowerBlog posts all about?
You may have noticed a new addition to the PowerBlog; the new +1 button joins the existing Facebook and Twitter buttons at the top of posts. +1 is a new initiative from Google that brings forth more...
View ArticleWelcome to the PowerBlog, Joe Carter
When we launched the PowerBlog in 2005, we had little idea that it would grow into one of the Acton Institute’s most popular and powerful communications channels. Nearly 4,000 posts, and 8,000 comments...
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