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I located this post through preparations for the Christian Carnival #179. Due to the time frame requirements on posts I couldn’t include it in the carnival, but I wanted to call attention to it in any case, as it’s a good post from an interesting blog. From Savvy Writer: Top Three Writing Lessons from the…
Welcome to the August 5, 2009 edition of The Christian Carnival – Caravan Route Edition Introduction Before one takes out a trading caravan, one must have some sort cargo to carry or business to conduct. In the Christian Carnival our business is Christianity and so only posts that relate in some way to the purpose…
Seeing the word “dab” for the One Day at a Time blog carnival brought back memories of my mother’s cooking. Yes, this is another non-fiction entry. I just can’t resist. My mother is a pretty good cook, at least if you like food for the health-conscious. If you’re into extremely sweet or very low fiber,…
“Hey guys, I have this quote from Albert Mohler about evolution,” said Bob. “So let’s hear it,” said Mac. Bob quoted: As I have stated repeatedly, I accept without hesitation the fact that the world indeed looks old. Armed with naturalistic assumptions, I would almost assuredly come to the same conclusions as BioLogos and the…
February’s Christian Carnival will be at Learning {one day at a time}. The carnival will post on or soon after February 6, 2013. Submit your favorite post published within the last month using this form on our blog by Tuesday night.
Every since I first found the One Word at a Time Blog Carnival it has been my habit to write a short story based on the chosen word. Last week I wrote about an experience I had, and today I’m writing a few reflections based on family history rather than a work of fiction. Of…
