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A La Carte (8/21)

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Tuesday August 21, 2007

Regeneration T-Shirt
The crew at Monergism Books just unveiled a great new t-shirt on the theme of regeneration.


Calvin & Hobbes, Message & Medium
At Scriptorium Fred Sanders has a great article entitled “What You Can Learn from Calvin and Hobbes about the Message and the Medium.” It’s a must read!


Security and Prosperity
Is anyone else hearing rumors of this security and prosperity partnership of North America? Sounds like the North American leaders want to go the way of Europe, opening borders and combining currency.


Latte Art
Who even knew that latte art existed?


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