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Welcome to the 355th edition of christian carnival ii.  I don’t have much time to review this week’s posts, so I’ll present them below exactly as they were submitted, beginning with the post I received first.

One of the goals of this carnival is to offer our readers a broad range of Christian thought.  The carnival is open to Christians of Protestant, Orthodox, and Roman Catholic convictions.  If you’ve never participated before, this is a great way to make your writing more well known and perhaps pick up some regular readers.  If you’d like to submit an entry next week you’ll find detailed submission instructions at the end of this post.

Here is the November 24, 2010 edition of christian carnival ii

Kaleb presents The Pain of Rejection posted at W2W Soul.

Diane R presents How the Church Can Improve Christian Education, Part 3 posted at Cerulean Sanctum, saying, “The age segregation in churches is destroying the faith and our younger members too.”

Aoide-Melete-Mneme presents The Jonah Syndrome posted at à la mode de les Muses, saying, “Christians love judgment since other people just deserve it!”

FMF presents How to Have God Reward You posted at Free Money Finance, saying, “God promises to reward those who are kind to the poor.”

Carl presents Thiselton on Human Spirit posted at Theological Pursuit, saying, “Presenting some of Tony Thiselton’s thoughts on the human spirit from his excellent commentary.”

NCSue presents Taking faith behind bars posted at IN HIM WE LIVE AND MOVE AND HAVE OUR BEING, saying, “The first post in a week-long series about the death penalty.”

intoo presents Parables of Jesus « Reflections in the WORD posted at Reflections in the WORD, saying, “It’s not what you SAY, It’s what you DO.  It’s not how you START, It’s how you FINISH.  It’s not who you ARE, It’s who you can BECOME.”

Weekend Fisher presents Seven Wonders of the Ancient World – and a problem with the modern world posted at Heart, Mind, Soul, and Strength, saying, “What do the seven wonders of the ancient world tell us about what is wrong with the modern world? And how is the Christian called to change the spirit of the age?”

Dana presents Jesus Christ, marketing icon posted at Roscommon Acres.

Russ White presents Putting Selfishness in the Middle | Thinking in Christ posted at Thinking in Christ.

Tom Gilson presents Young Earth, Old Earth, and Not Having To Know the Answer posted at Thinking Christian, saying, “Some questions are hard to answer…”

Dave Taylor presents Lord, to whom shall we go? at Disciple’s Journal, saying, “This is the third in a series of posts (Past, Post-  or Still a Part) about people disaffected with the church or their particular part of it. It outlines some of the pitfalls as well as our responsibilities when the church lets us down.”

Jeremy Pierce presents Secondary Moral Obligations posted at Parableman, saying, “some comments on the pope’s clarifications on condoms”

My contribution this week is a tribute to my dad:  My father was killed in an auto accident.

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