Christian Carnival 193: Lions in Africa edition
2007 October 10
Welcome to the Lions in Africa edition of Christian Carnival at Lingamish. I’ve dug deep into my personal photo archive for some ferocious photos of lions in Africa including some never-before-seen photos of a bizarre lion cult.
- John presents Fighting Despondency with Faith at Light Along the Journey.
- Don presents The Uniqueness of Christian Ecology – The Agency of God at The Evangelical Ecologist.
- Steve Bishop presents Where do we draw the line? at An accidental blog
- ChrisB presents A parable of perseverance posted at Homeward Bound.
- thomas robey presents Hope for Pandora: Churched Stem Cells posted at Hope for Pandora.
- Doug presents When Earthly Authority is unclear posted at Bounded Irrationality.
- Bryan McKenzie presents Image Problem? posted at THEOdyssey.
FMF presents Giving Makes You Wealthier posted at Free Money Finance.
- Eddie Arthur presents Can you close the door? posted at Kouya Chronicle.
- Robinson Go presents Reflections on Jeremiah posted at The Robinson Go Blog.
- Mark Olson presents Patriotism: Eschatological or Immediate posted at Pseudo-Polymath.
Matthew Anderson presents Christianity?s Image Problem(?) posted at Mere Orthodoxy.
- Tom presents I Timothy 2 and the Artemis Cult posted at Theology for the Masses.
- Richard H. Anderson presents Waiting on tables: Part 2 posted at dokeo kago grapho soi kratistos Theophilos.
Annette presents God Makes Things Happen as HE wills it posted at Fish and Cans.
- Noah presents Loving Our Enemies posted at Everyday Liturgy.
- Jeremy Pierce presents Deuteronomy 1 and Selective Reporting posted at Parableman.
- Lingamish presents Common prayer is far too uncommon posted at Lingamish.
- Rodney Olsen presents Forgiving at The Journey.
Note about the posts: I entered posts in the order I received them. If you’re not in there or you just forgot and would like to add one, let me know in the comments. This is Africa so Haraka, haraka, haina baraka. (kiSwahili for “If you hurry, hurry, there’s no blessing”)
A couple posts submitted made no mention of Christ or Christian thought and so were excluded.
Notes about the photos:
- Last time we saw Brian the Lion he was sitting disconsolately behind a chain link fence in the Bally Vaughn game park in Zimbabwe.
- These royal lions were spotted in South Africa.
- Henry, Andrew and Ellie show their pride back in 2000.
- Members of the mysterious lion cult preparing their costumes. The origins of this ancient ritual are lost in the foggy mists of time. The headgear is thought to represent the mane of a male lion.
- A group of lion cult practitioners in full display. The lion cult is closely related to the chicken cult which makes use of similar headgear.
Oops. Looks like I arrived too late.
If you’d like to add one more I have just written a post on forgiveness.
http://www.rodneyolsen.net/2007/10/forgiving.html
If it’s too late I’ll put it in for next week.
Thanks.
Hakuna matata. You’re in.
Thanks … and great job with this week’s carnival.
I was busy and let it run late, but I wanted to congratulate you on the nice looking layout. Thanks for all your work! I’ll be linking to you from a couple of my regulars as well. Blessings!
Love the lion pictures. added a nice touch.
The author of Loving Our Enemies posted on Everyday Liturgy is Noah, not Thom; just another authorial mixup on a contributor site!
Thanks,
Thom
Great job. Also quite an interesting collection of posts this week.
Hakuna matata indeed.
Thom, consider it done-a-roonie.
Great carnival! Thanks for hosting. I wish you had a video of the mysterious lion cult in action.
This is Jennifer from Diaryof1, but I have another blog, Saved in Sports – if you can squeeze in another post I have one: Colorado Rockies: Nice Guys CAN Finish First.
Thanks -!
Thanks for doing this.