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Daily Archives: December 14, 2014
“Whom Ye Know Not”
The sermon at church this morning was interesting. We’re celebrating Advent, which is about anticipating the coming of Christ. The pastor during the first part of his sermon was inquiring why John the Baptist was not at the nativity. My … Continue reading
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Tagged compassionate Jesus, image of Jesus, Images of Jesus, John the Baptist, the ministry of Jesus
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Who Sinned? (John 9)
A professor of mine a while back referred to a rabbinic view that people could sin in the womb, but he did not refer to a specific reference. This post does. Reading Acts While walking in Jerusalem, the disciples see … Continue reading
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A Flock of Genomes Reveals the Toothy Ancestry of Birds
Originally posted on Naturalis Historia:
A tidal wave of genomic information came ashore this week in the form of 45 new genome sequences of birds. In a series of papers released in Science hundreds of researches combine to analyze the hundreds…
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