Christian Carnival CXCII

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Welcome to Christian Carnival CXCII! I am very pleased to be hosting a blog carnival for the very first time, especially during a week when so many wonderful writers have submitted posts.

For your reading pleasure and enlightenment, consider:

• Steve of Careful Thought presents God of the Wilderness, asserting that desert and wilderness areas are hostile, forbidding places, but sometimes that’s where God wants us.

• Steve Krager of faithdoubt presents A Prayer.

• Tupelo Kenyon of Tupelo Kenyon presents Choose the Companionship of Positive People Who Inspire You.

• Weekend Fisher of Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength presents Authorship, pseudo-authorship, and acceptance in the canon, a brief look at how a book’s authorship affected its acceptance in the canon of Scripture, finding that the early church had a more studied and nuanced approach than is generally appreciated.

• TrueGrit presents Imposters and Inner Critics, looking at the negative messages we have internalized, adult giftedness of exceptional abilities and talents, and relating it to scriptural concepts of gifts, humility, etc.

• Mark Olson of Pseudo-Polymath presents Regularity.

• Richard H. Anderson of dokeo kago grapho soi kratistos Theophilos presents Waiting on tables.

• Annette of Fish and Cans presents Justification and Sanctification.

• Matthew Anderson of Mere Orthodoxy presents Questioning Humanity: Where are You?

• Diane of Crossroads: Where Faith and Inquiry Meet presents Atonement Theories and their Importance.

• Thom of Everyday Liturgy presents Emerging Means Action.

• Jeremy Pierce of Parableman presents Numbers 30 and Vows Under Authority.

• Stephen Bainbridge of Professor Bainbridge’s Journal presents Cathedrals of California.

• William Meisheid of Beyond The Rim presents Out of the Mouth of Wormwoods: Men Without Chests.

• judleoson of socyberty presents Mere Atheism: Why Atheism Is No More Valid Than Religion.

• Paul Kuritz of Opinions presents Naming Our Dwarfs.

• Nick Cross of Crossinator presents Loving Prostitutes.

• Michael of Chasing the Wind presents Take Part in Missions.

• ChrisB of Homeward Bound presents Worship in left field.

• glblguy of Gather Little By Little presents In Financial Chaos? Pass the Test!!

• FMF of Free Money Finance presents The Bible Says to Spend Less than Your Earn.

• supermom_in_ny of Miracles Still Happen presents Follow Him. He is the Good Shepherd.

• Martin LaBar of Sun and Shield presents Extraterrestrial Religion, his musing about some examples of fictional religions of intelligent beings on other planets. He briefly (without giving a definite answer) wonders if there may really be intelligent life on other worlds.

Thanks and blessings to all of the authors who are participating this week!

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