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Highlights from Christian Carnival CXCV

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  • From The Peculiar Club, there is How to Know God, simple, practical, brief, down to earth–all the things my posts usually aren’t! This one would be worth putting into practice.
  • After reading the book unChristian, Tom Gilson says “Christianity has a reality problem.” He then does a very thoughtful job of discussing just what is involved in that reality problem.
  • Mark Olson has a thought-provoking post about being aliens. Are you an American Christian or a Christian living in America (or whatever country you live in).

There’s lots more. The full carnival is posted at Everyday Liturgy.

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