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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Bill Bailey on "Acts of God"
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by Ken Brown at 12:29 PM
Labels: Bill Bailey, God, Humor
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- Ken Brown
- A husband, a father, a deacon, a grad student, but above all a saved sinner. C. Orthodoxy is my online home, a place to explore the links between Christian faith and postmodern culture. As my masthead suggests, I hope I am orthodox, but I have no finished system, just a passion for that beautiful yet indistinct line between heaven and earth. I've now moved over to Wordpress, where I'm always looking for good discussion and new friends. For a fuller introduction, see my About page.
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