What Do You Like About TC?

Over the past few weeks we've posted some poll questions to learn more about the Think Christian community.  Since some of us are new to the TC family, we were curious. And we thought a lot of you would be interested too.

As you can see from the results so far, we're a pretty diverse group.  In terms of age, we're spread out, although more than half of the TC crowd is between the ages of 26 and 50.  When it comes to religious tradition, we're scattered all around.

So as we continue our quest to learn more about you, the TC community, we're now asking:

What do you like about Think Christian?  What is it that keeps you coming back?

Add a comment below and tell us what you like best about past TC content, and tell us what to keep bringing your way.

We'll ask more questions over the coming months, not only to learn more about the TC community, but also for us to insure we're developing a site that's meaningful to you as you walk out your faith.

Also, we're excited about a couple of new contributors we'll be adding in upcoming weeks, so keep an eye open for that.  Plus we're happy to say that, after a little break, Andy plans on starting up posting again next week. Welcome back Andy!

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Comments (15)

I like the news...updates on things happening amongst christian circles, world news, pondering different and suprising things some presented by the media ect. Keeps me on my toes.
I reckon its the diversity in viewpoints while retaining an orthodox core.

Personally I am drawn and challenged by what a lot of what some of the more missional, emerging, and "emergent" folks have to say but there are times I feel that some of them take it a bit beyond what I'd personally be comfortable with. Having said that, I am thoroughly frustrated by what a lot of what the "mainstream" Evangelical / Pentecostal / Charismatic crowd are presenting (even though I would fall squarely within that tradition .. or at least that's where I came from). The ecumenicals do it a little better but they tend to speak over the heads of many laypeople.

TC does a good job in bringing all these voices and opinions into some form of convergence and sorts of give everyone a level playing ground while not being apologetic for being distinctively Christian.

I reckon that's what keeps me coming back for more :D
Ah .. just another thought ..

While TC is based in America, the contributors probably make an effort to speak to a larger audience. Even if commentaries are drawn from American events and experiences, I don't get the sense that only the American context is valid or represents the Christian norm - a mistake that a significant number of other Evangelical Christian resources tend to fall into. As a Malaysian Christian, I appreciate this very much.
As a newbie to your site, I appreciate the 'thought provoking' posts. Often I find myself contemplating the subject for a couple of days, and I find myself returning over and over to the posts to glean from the comments of others. There are those times, also, that your posts illicit an idea for my own blog. Thanks for the site.
T C is definately Christian but never 'one eyed'. The wide range of christian opinion often has something that stops me in my tracks and makes me focus on the Author & Finisher of my faith, Jesus Christ. Thankyou , Have a very Joyful Christmas.
Ian.
Hello,

The answer is simple, logical and educational posts for a Christian who wants to become a better one by hearing other's ideas and opinions which I may accept or reject without a lot of name calliing I find of no help on most places where they allow comments,''

Have a blessed and cheerful day.

Cordially,
C. Walker
I really love how you guys are committed to being thinkers, and portraying an intelligent and compelling view of faith. I get tired of preachers who seem to trump out soundbytes as theology, whereas your site asks questions and explores them.

Good enjoyable reading.
I like the opportunity to bounce ideas off of the wider Christian community--to test my own ideas by running them past the larger body of Christ, and not just people in my own church. It's great when you find out that you are not the only one who sees things in a certain way--that someone, somewhere out there on the worldwide web feels the same way you do.

As an expat (I live in Britain) I also enjoy the opportunity this site gives me to keep in touch with developments in American Christianity.
Think Christian has become very important to me. I am constantly amazed at the variety of topics. It's reassuring when an issue that is bothering me comes up because then I know I'm not the only one who is concerned. I guess there are times when the viewpoint is too "American" but usually I get a sense of a real desire to represent Christ as a Savior for every people. I appreciate the obvious effort to make the Gospel relevant to our daily lives, to keep us from becoming too culturally indoctrinated (and to be more open-minded), and to maintain a sense of humor and perspective about how the world is and our role in it.
This is my first time on this site and I am impressed with the diverse and thoughtful comments by the contributors and the responses. This will be added to my favorites

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