The Cult of Mac Blog, 25 Oct 05: "Designer Scott Wilson, the brains behind the $13 iBelieve iPod-crucifix-lanyard, said it celebrates both Jesus and the iPod." An interesting discussion on the iBelieve i-Pod accessory, which may be authentic ... [scroll down for full story]

CNN.com - 'God blogging' workshop spreads faith - Oct 17, 2005: "What would Jesus blog? That and other pressing questions drew 135 Christians to Southern California this weekend for a national conference billed as the first-ever for 'God bloggers,' a growing community of online writers who exchange information and analyze current events from a Christian perspective."

It's only rock'n'roll: oregonlive.com, Priest sends tunes, tenets over Web site, 16 Oct 05: "The Rev. Bailey Clemens flips a switch, and a blast of guitars and drums pulses through the massive tree-shaded stone walls of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.

"It's pop rock with a Catholic message, zooming into cyberspace on its way to teenage listeners in Saudi Arabia, France, Japan, Brazil and wherever else Clemens' Web site is tuned in.

"'I guess it is edgy for a Catholic priest,' he says of his Pendleton-based Internet vibes, and he might be right: 'Ave Maria' this is not. More like Audio Adrenaline, Seven Day Slumber and Superchick."

Guardian Unlimited | Young, free and kosher, 11 Oct 05

Opinion piece and commentary on net dating:

"If there's one thing Jews love, it's other Jews. JDate, a giant temple in cyberspace, is the "World's largest Jewish singles community"; an online dating service where Jewish singles can meet, mate and continue the tribe."

CNN.com - Bible group spreads word by SMS - Oct 6, 2005: "'In da Bginnin God cre8d da heavens & da earth,' according to a new version of the Bible translated into the text message language of cell phone users."