I pay very little attention to analyzing traffic to my blog during the year but, at the end of the year, I find it interesting to check on what posts on my site have brought the most visitors that year. My life got busy in unexpected ways in 2017, so I got very few new posts written, but people kept finding me through searches which took them to things I had written previously.
I do not know why, but Google Analytics gives me a somewhat different picture than my server, which is SiteGround. Four posts made both lists of the top 10 visited, which means that 6 posts on each analysis did not appear on the other one.
I am collating the data from both lists, identifying items as “G” or “S,” in hopes that something which has particularly attracted others in the last year, will meet an interest you have right now.
S1 What did Jesus Suffer “for us and for our salvation?”
G1 & S4 Should a funeral mourn a death or celebrate a life?
S2 & G 2 “Four-point” and “five-point” Calvinism defined
S3 Calvinism, Molinism, Arminianism, and Open Theism: monergism/synergism at the macro and micro levels.
G3 & S6 A female soul in a male body?: a theological proposal
G4 The distinction between Reformed Arminians and Wesleyan Arminians
S5 Boyd’s open theist model of providence
G5 & S10 Does Satan have authority or only power?
G6 Christianity and Confucianism: a rising issue in contextualization
G7 An Introductory Guide for Readers of N. T. Wright’s Books
S8 The “open” and “closed system” approaches to theology
G8 Should our kids be playing hockey on Sunday?
S9 Dallas Willard and open theism
G9 The purpose and duration of the conscious suffering of the wicked
G10 Can we pray for something in the past?
May God grow you theologically in the next year, for his glory and the good of the world.
