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Thursday January 18, 2007

Climate: The Weather Channel’s most prominent climatologist is advocating that broadcast meteorologists be stripped of their scientific certification if they express skepticism about predictions of manmade catastrophic global warming.

Theology: Carl Trueman breaks his usual habit of posting things I can’t even begin to figure out (inside jokes reign at Reformation21) with a good article about pride.

Books: Tom Ascol has news of a 20th Anniversary Edition of Tom Nettles’ By His Grace and for His Glory and offers a good price on it.

Marriage: A strangely humorous story (unless you were somehow involved!).


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