A remark made in the context of his posts suggests J. C. is deeply pained by his failure to make the Top 50 Bibliobloggers\u2019<\/a> list. This leads us to suspect that in fact\u2026J. C. is NT Wrong, and the whole thing was a ploy to achieve the status of legend, creating a fictional persona and then unmasking him as someone else. What genius! Rather than simply begin his own Top 50 list, he starts one under a mysterious pseudonym, and thereby creates both a list and a means to earn the top rank through his pseudo-detective work.<\/p>\n He also found that hardly noticeable search button remarkably fast, didn\u2019t he?<\/p>\n More of the genius of NT Wrong can be see in the fact that he is listed as #14 on both the October<\/a> and November Top 50<\/a> lists. The name of the blog symbolizes the fact that the New Testament is wrong, and a classic example is Matthew\u2019s claim that he provides three groups of 14 generations in his genealogy of Jesus, whereas in fact he provides two groups of 14 and one of 13. NT Wrong\u2019s ranking provides an intertextual echo of Matthew\u2019s wrongness<\/a>. And in the comment that lists him as Bishop of Durham (North Carolina), NT Wrong spells \u201cso\u201d with 6 of the letter \u201co\u201d, alluding to the significance of the number 6 in the Book of Revelation. Moreover, 919 is the area code of Durham, North Carolina, which when satanically inverted looks just like 616, the \u201cother number of the beast<\/a>\u201d in some versions of Revelation. What an evil mastermind we are dealing with!<\/p>\n
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