Round the Sphere Again

This week's Christian Carnival can be found at Random Acts of Verbiage. Hop on over there right now and read up.

What's the best way to translate hilasmos (propitiation)? And what does propitiation mean anyway? Better Bibles Blog discusses this issue.

This one's not a blog post, but it's good anyway, and although it's not written in the past week, I found it in the past week: James White has a short and useful Guide to Biblical Interpretation.

The Constructive Curmudgeon posted thoughts on The Crucifixion.

Al Mohler's just finished a series on Apologetics in a Postmodern Age: Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3.

Amy humbly points out one more reason to love the study of theology.

In the weird search query category, there's one on the proper usage of mayonaise. I have to admit that I'm not really up on salad dressing etiquette, but I do think it's more correct to use two ns in mayonnaise.

Scott adds to his ever bulging statistician humour file.

I wonder what a statistician would have to say about this? Hat tip to Postscript Posthaste.