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Daily Archives: October 11, 2013
From Last Night’s Bible Study on Luke
I went to my church’s Bible study last night. We’re going through Luke: Gospel of Reassurance With Michael Card. Here are some items: 1. One question that the workbook asked was how we can be ready for Christ’s return. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Christ's return, gospel of luke, Luke, Michael Card
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Fawn Brodie’s Richard Nixon: The Shaping of His Character 1
I started Fawn Brodie’s Richard Nixon: The Shaping of His Character. This is largely characterized as a negative work about Richard Nixon, and it has been criticized for some of its conclusions as well as for its psychological analysis. I … Continue reading
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