The 247th Christian Carnival is up over at Rodney Olsen [dot] Net. There are some pretty good posts up there this week. Here are some of my favorites:
Tiffany presents So Right, You’re Wrong as she delves into the discovery that being right isn’t nearly as important as being humble and teachable over at her blog Fathom Deep: Sounding the Depths of God.
Rey from the Bible Archive shares what he describes as his likely heretical vision for the western Protestant church in The Once and Future Church.
Raffi Shahinian’s contribution is the post Top 10 Things I Learned from N.T. Wright, Bart Ehrman and The Problem of Evil posted at parables of a prodigal world.
Ken’s post Literalism and the Ascension discusses what it means, and whether it is legitimate, to take the Bible’s miraculous stories “literally” over at C Orthodoxy.
You can investigate how people’s ideas about sacrifice differ from those of the ancient world and a bit about the impact of this for teaching a passage such as Hebrews 7-9 at Henry’s Participatory Bible Study Blog with the post Sacrifice Then and Now.
I got excited for a bit when I saw Tiffany’s name up there. Wrong Tiffany. This Tiffany’s thoughts were also good.
