Christian Carnival CXCII

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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