Thinking Christian

Thank you, Barry Wallace, for hosting this week’s Christian Carnival.

It’s up once again, this time at Keyboard Theologians. Thanks, Dan!

It’s my privilege this week to present the Christian Carnival. It’s all good stuff this week, so here we go: Global Michelle tells us more from Haiti: They Played Happy Birthday to the Dead. It’s posted at And She Went Out…. My own Thinking Christian blog tells of a challenging but inspiring encounter with a …

Good posts up at Fish and Cans…

I’m testing a blog posting feature from my mobile phone. And I’m also recommending this link: http://merecomments.typepad.com/merecomments/2010/09/the-locus-of-hatred-part-1.html

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This week’s Christian Carnival is now posted at Other Food: daily devo’s. I especially appreciated Adam Faughn’s reflection on my favorite hymn, “Be Still My Soul” (followed closely by “Be Thou My Vision” and the much more recent “Blessed Be Your Name” from Tree63). I was also glad to see Matthew Keegan’s news about a …

Christian Carnival 334 is up. This week it’s at RodneyOlsen.net. Thanks, Rodney!

Banned: The word “angel” from a British hospital Parents from their kindergarten children’s end-of-year activities Parents’ participation in deciding whether their first-graders should be given condoms Christian literature from large portions of a Detroit suburb   Deprecated? “Freedom of Religion” in America (see also here)