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Tuesday July 8, 2008

Archaeology and the Bible
Dr. Mohler reflects on a couple of archaeological discoveries and their importance to America and to the Christian faith.


A Sad Story
Newsday has the sad story of the death of a soldier who achieved some level of recognition based on a famous photograph.


Engaging with Music
Billy has some good thoughts on engaging with music as you listen to it.


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