Your weekly links list. Linking does not signify agreement with contents of linked articles. You know the drill.
1. 10 Paragraphs About Lists You Need in Your Life Right Now
2. What skill can learn right now in 10 minutes that will be useful for the rest of my life?
3. The Tenuous Beginnings of Men
4. A Third Century AD Chinese Description of the Roman Empire
5. Why Does Everyone Hate Skyler White?
6. “Call a Spade a Spade”: Miley Cyrus and the Ancient Greeks
7. “Obedience Without Cost”: The Necessity of Moral Thinking
9. Not Getting How Horrible the Bible Is
10. On Not Reading Karl Barth Anymore: A White Male’s Perspective
11. 25 Most Memorable Moments in TV History
12. A Thoughtful Critique of Pacifism
14. What 200 Calories Look Like
15. Christian, Feminist & Conservative on Sexuality?
16. The Overhyped Rise of Stay At Home Dads
17. The American West, 150 Years Ago
18. The Startling Facts on Female Sexual Aggression
19. Theologygrams
20. Is a Salary of £300,000 a Week Too Much?
21. A Brief History of How Living Alone Came to Seem Perfectly Normal
24. Why G.K. Chesterton Shouldn’t Be Made a Saint
27. 5 Reasons Students Shouldn’t Blog: Introduction, #1 Public Reputation, #2 Offending Potential Educators And/Or Employers
28. “Do This In Remembrance”: An Invite to the Table
30. School is a Prison – and Damaging Our Kids
31. What’s Killing Poor White Women?
32. Holy Infographics: The Bible Visualized
33. Married to a Doll: Why One Man Advocates Synthetic Love
34. Abuse Does Not Take Away Use
35. We Believe in Institutions
37. Quiz on Christological Heresies
38. Volcano Choir – Byegone
39. This is My Father’s World Sand Art
Alastair's Adversaria 
Thanks for linking to my series!
Thanks for writing it! It is a subject that I have been reflecting upon lately myself, especially as I near the end of my tenth year of blogging. My blog has been such an integral element of my theological development, far more important than any theological influence or educational institution. However, at times now it feels more like a liability than an asset.