The May 2013 Biblical Studies Carnival will be hosted by Jeff Carter over at That Jeff Carter Was Here. This is a “call for links” to blogs of interest published in May 2013. Email the links to Jeff (thatjeffcarterwashere at hotmail.com) or leave a comment with a link.
I find May to be a slow month for my blog (I blame the end of semester blues). But there were many excellent blog posts this month in the world of biblical studies – what are the blogs you read this month which contributed to the discussion of biblical literature theology, and culture? What posts made you think more deeply? Send the links to Jeff and look for his Carnival around the first of June.
I am also looking for more volunteers for the 2013 Carnival Season, August through the end of the year are open. Andrew King at The Blog of the Twelve is up for the June Carnival (due July 1), but the rest of the year is more or less open. Please email me (plong42 at gmail.com) and pick your month! Carnivals are a great way to attract attention to your site if you are new blogger, but more importantly it gives you a chance to highlight the best and the brightest in the world of bibliblogs.
Phil: I recommend these two Catholic sites which are more on the culture side:
http://whispersintheloggia.blogspot.com/ – first rate journalism on the Pope and the bishops.
http://www.ibosj.ca/ – Ibo at Non Redibo – theological reflections of young Jesuits
Thanks Tom.
Hi Phil – in response to Tim of the 5-minute Bible, I have dashed of a theology of aging – based on the intimations of mortality arising out of cancer http://meafar.blogspot.ca/2013/05/a-theology-of-aging.html
also I am doing a series on strategies for memorizing the Psalter – maybe of interest: http://meafar.blogspot.ca/2013/05/strategies-for-memorization-of-psalms.html
AKMA has a super sermon from Trinity Sunday in Glasgow
http://akma.disseminary.org/2013/05/trinitysunday/
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Hi Phil – in response to Tim of the 5-minute Bible, I have dashed of a theology of aging – based on the intimations of mortality arising out of cancer http://meafar.blogspot.ca/2013/05/a-theology-of-aging.html
also I am doing a series on strategies for memorizing the Psalter – maybe of interest: http://meafar.blogspot.ca/2013/05/strategies-for-memorization-of-psalms.html
AKMA has a super sermon from Trinity Sunday in Glasgow
http://akma.disseminary.org/2013/05/trinitysunday/
hoping you got my email or found my comments that disappeared
Over at atheistbiblicalcriticism.blogspot.com we’ve continued the series on “Who Killed Goliath” – now up to part 5. Also we had one of the now ubiquitous tributes to Geza Vermes. I’m sure there’s some witty line available to connect the two (the world has lost a giant of the bible?), but I wouldn’t like to be insensitive.