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The Biblioblog Carnival is up, and it was written by Rod’s future self (yes, another SP reference, I’ll leave it to you to guess–just say no to drugs, ummm kay?!?)

June 1 Biblioblog Carnival 2012: South Park Edition

Hear Ye Hear Ye!:

“In good old fashioned timing (he he, I have the Memorial Day weekend, don’t I, and so do you!), I am making a call until the end of next week for the next Biblioblog Carnival, for June 1st, 2012.

I am collecting posts on Biblical studies along with Theological studies;

Please do the following:

Submit links in COMMENTS section below;

Tweet me links at @RtRDH on Twitter;

or Email me at

miteewarrior@gmail.com

Sections will include:

Biblical interpretation, biblical hermeneutics, Trends in theology, Ethics, history, doctrine, Controversies (what’s being debated TODAY),Patristics/Early Church Mothers, Approaches to Race Relations, What’s Hot in Pop Culture, Philosophy and forthcoming books/book projects that are relevant to biblical studies/theology. Oh, yah, and that archaeology non-sense.

But, oh what, folks, shall the theme be for this month’s carnival, I haven’t the slightest idea, but maybe it has something to do with this 1 clue?:

1. If your arch-nemesis hands you a bowl of chili, make sure you ask what’s in it before you gobble it down!”

Yes,

I will take submissions from comments on this blog post as well. But the carnival itself will be on Political Jesus.

Rod, your Axe-throwing, Salt Shaking, Everyday Rogue Demon Hunter

Deane Galbraith has provided perhaps one of the best Biblical Studies Carnival that I’ve yet to see. It is comprehensive to say the very least, although at the end, the carnival, like most carnivals becomes stale. A new list of the ‘top 30′ is given which is completely subjective and based on nothing except the author’s tastes. But, I digress and refuse to enter into the fray about lists, definitions, and the like because really, most of this stuff has already been settled, and any newcomer…well…

Anyway, it is truly an impressive carnival and not to be missed -

Biblical Studies Carnival נז (November 2010) | Bulletin for the Study of Religion.