The Bible, If It Were Written by Bloggers

What would the Bible look like if it had been written like a blog? Here's an entry from Noah's Blog, chronicling the Deluge:

Day 1
Rain.
Day 2
Rain.
Day 3
Rain.
Day 4
Rain.
Day 5
Rain.
Day 6
So I was loading up the last of the animals last week when I walk past my neighbor Roger, the Molech-worshipper. He looks up and says "Hey, looks like rain."
True story.

Link - via Locusts & Honey

In the beginning, there was the first to Comment. The Comment was with God, and the Comment was God.

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David Plotz, after reading a random Bible story, decided to read the whole thing (Well, the Jewish part, anyway). He started a blog of his impressions of the Bible called:

Blogging the Bible - What happens when an ignoramus reads the Good Book?

He tells a bit about it for NPR
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=6635153

Here's the link to his blog at Slate Magazine
http://www.slate.com/id/2141050/

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Bbloggers?

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Amusing, I gues we can thank God that blogger didn't.

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It could be so a few years ago but not anymore. Today's bloggers put a little more effort into their posts. Most lazy bloggers have already quit.