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A La Carte (3/19)

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Monday March 19, 2007

Interview: There is an interview with Bob Kauflin at the New Attitude blog. (HT: JT.

People: An interesting article by and about Mark Driscoll.

Science: A new study shows that a lack of sleep may hinder moral judgment. “It’s possible, they speculate, that sleeplessness slows the brain’s ability to integrate cognitive and emotional information, which is needed to address serious moral dilemmas.”

Conference: Here is a photo gallery from the Ligonier Conference.


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