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Tuesday February 5, 2008

A Free Song from Passion
At Jesusfreakhideout you can (legally) download a free track from the latest Passion CD (which releases today).

Ted Dekker Books on Sale
For the entire month of February Ted Dekker’s official site is offering most of his books at 60% off.

The Altar of Cynicism
“The Altar of Cynicism” is a good little article from the current issue of Tabletalk Magazine.

Theology Network
Theology Network is a newly launched site that looks as if it may be worthy of a bookmark.

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