Well Scot,
You didn’t ask for comments – or reflections, but I will add one anyway.
I am profoundly thankful for the conversation that you maintain on this site, for the intellectual integrity, the interaction, and the civility. It is a life saver for me.
I am thankful for those who comment and make me think things through carefully – especially Michael and David and John and many more. I am particularly thankful for those who interact with me on my posts – it has made me much better at expressing the integration of science, intellectual life, and faith…pds and Dan and Matthew are high on the list here, even though we often or almost always disagree. I am thankful for the authors who take the time to get involved.
Differing views are welcome as long as expressed rationally and respectfully. It isn’t always easy to maintain the high level, but this site is far more successful than most, and that takes time and effort.
Thanks… and Happy Thanksgiving.

RJS,
Many thanks to you from me, from Kris and from all our readers for what you bring to this blog. You have stimulated all of us and made sure we stick to the facts and to what can be shown and to cut out the nonsense. You’ve been a delight for all these years. Thanks.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and to yours this day.

RJS, I share your profound thankfulness. I too have found this blog, and you Scot, and the posters here (which includes you RJS, and David, and John, and Jim, and, and, and…) to be a life saver. But for me, it has also been a game changer. My walk with Christ has been greatly enriched, and dramatically deepened. I found my way here in an incredibly dark fog. I cannot imagine what the journey would have been like these last years without the fruit of this community.
Happy Thanksgiving to all, and to all a good night.

I have enjoyed keeping up with your blog, as best as possible. I want to offer a short reflection on Thanksgiving and Desmond Tutu’s description of ubuntu for those who are interested.
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