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Friday October 27, 2006

Music: If you’re into rap music, you may like to know that Voice’s latest album “The Crucible” has been released. It may have been out for ages but I only just noticed. You can hear samples here and buy it (CD or download) here.

Halloween: A writer at the Boundless blog reacted to my article on Halloween and says he will have “An Unapologetically Dark House on Halloween.”

Blog titus2talk looks like it will be an interesting and informative blog for women. It strikes me as being similar to a UK-based GirlTalk blog.

A La Carte (October 27)

Forgotten Providence – “We seem to have moved past needing to talk about God’s providence—we’re quite sophisticated these days.” That’s true, I think. Read this article to brush up on providence. ERLC Conference – You can tune in today and the next couple of days to watch the ERLC National Conference. There’s a great list…

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A La Carte (10/25)

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