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Wednesday January 23, 2008

Pray for the Third Wave
“The end of abortion as a business is in sight when the prolife movement is not only joined by, but led by, the African-American and Latino Christian Community. I call it the Third Wave.”


46 Million
Here is a page that seeks to show what 46 million looks like (46 million is the number of babies aborted since Row v. Wade).


Top Ten Science Predictions…
Here’s a list of ten science predictions that didn’t come true.


Winter Theology Conference
Northwestern Baptist Association just posted audio from their recent conference. Dr. Jonathan Pennington from SBTS spoke on the gospels.


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    Three Marks of a Good Christian Book

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