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Friday October 19, 2007

Fish in a Tree
An article in the Daily Mail discusses one of God’s more remarkable creations–the mangrove killifish.


Paul Wants to Hug You
And if you come to Grace this Sunday, he will!


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Grudem Votes for Romney
“As an evangelical professor of Bible and theology, I have decided to support Mitt Romney for President (even though he is a Mormon) for two old-fashioned reasons: First, he is the best-qualified candidate, and second, he holds moral and political values consistent with those in the Bible.”


Keller Wrote a Book
Tim Keller has written a book and has written a bit about it on his church’s site. (HT: Half the blogosphere)


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