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A La Carte (12/23)

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Friday December 23, 2005

Audio: For those interested in the audio series I mentioned in yesterday’s ramblings, you can purchase it here from Sovereign Grace Ministries.

Politics: American military chaplains are fighting for their right to pray according to their faith. A petition is being delivered to Washington asking that Christian chaplains be allowed to pray in Jesus’ name.

Blogspotting: Justin Taylor shows another interesting link between the Osteens and airlines.

Theology: This year’s Alpha & Omega National Conference will feature a debate between James White and John Shelby Spong on the topic of “Is Homosexuality Compatible with Authetic, Biblical, Orthodox Christianity?” It is a sign of the times that there is anything to debate!


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