If you read one article this week, look at Zoos and the Re-enchantment of Existence by John Ehrett.

For those of you with additional reading tie this November weekend (how is it November already?), check out the following selections, gathered from the far reaches of the blogging world.

Theology and Religion

Telling Stories is Not Preaching by John Frye

What is Pentecostalism? What do Pentecostals Believe? by Roger Olson

Love Your Neighbor Enough to Tell Them They’re Wrong: A Response to Jen Hatmaker by Rosaria Butterfield

Christians Disagree about How They Disagree by Russell Johnson and David Barr

The Gospel According to Jack Chick by Samuel D. James

Biblical Studies and the History of Christianity

October 2016 Biblical Studies Carnival via Bob McDonald

The Priesthood of All Believers by Timothy George

“Law” Statistics by Larry Hurtado

The Reception of the Book of Revelation in the Early Church by Michael Kruger

For Graduate Students Wanting Excellent Job Recommendations by Beth Allison Barr

Worldviews and Culture

American’s Don’t Need Reconciliation–They Need to Get Better at Arguing by Eric Liu

It’s a Wonderful, Cellular World by Benjamin Winter

Random Thoughts by Thomas Sowell

The Conservative Case for Voting for Clinton by David Frum