Managing the lists on December 31st

Everybody goes list-crazy on December 31st. Seeing as how it’s the end of a year whose digits terminate in “10,” we seem to have gone list-crazy for the decade as well. No one with a web site is immune, as evidenced by the fact that even the Café editorial staff couldn’t help putting in its $0.02 as to what mattered the most to the Anglican Communion in 2010.


Here, then, a list of lists celebrating/bemoaning/lambasting/lamenting the year and the decade. Some deal with the Café’s usual concerns; some don’t. But they all share the common trait of looking over one’s shoulder at a significant moment on the calendar before one looks ahead.

Remember, “You are never too old to set another goal or to dream a new dream” (C.S. Lewis).

Religion and Politics Research Findings (Huffington Post)

Religion News Stories (Washington Post)

News-Making Voices in Religion (USA Today)

Political Moments (NYT)

Books (W. David Phillips – missional theologian)

Highlights (Faith and Theology)

Must-Read Books (Simul Iustus et Peccator)

Internet Memes (Huffington Post)

Top 20 Top 10’s (NPR)

‘Nontroversies’ (NPR)

Apps for iPhone/iPad (Wired) and Android (Wall Street Journal)

Songs (AOL Radio Blog) and Albums (Gather)

Highest Grossing Movie Stars (Hollywoodnews.com)

Questions Remaining at the End of the Year (The Week)

Cars (New York Times) and Green Transportation Trends (Gas 2.0)

Marketing Search Terms (Experian Hitwise)

Environmental Politics (ecopolitology)

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