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A La Carte (12/29)

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The Wonder of Apple’s Tablet
You can tell that I’m excited by this product. MG Siegler has an article explaining why the tablet is such an intriguing product and why you shouldn’t immediately write it off.


Top Theology Stories of 2009
Collin Hansen offers up his top ten theology-related stories of 2009.


Where Have All the Evangelicals Gone?
There is an interview with Guinness over at Evangel. “This foundational member of the Evangelical Manifesto was gracious enough to talk about what it truly means to be an Evangelical, the future of the church, and why styling oneself a ‘post-evangelical’ is ‘absolutely ludicrous.’”


Tintinabulation
The Times has an article about Herge, the man who created the Tintin books.


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