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Read why Tall Skinny Kiwi is not a Calvinist.

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Read James White’s concerns with the Manhattan Declaration.

Read this piece asking “One in Christ or Coffee?”

Read this interview with David Rawlings about his solo debut album, A Friend of a Friend.

Read as the New York Times reports that the newest audiobook from David Sedaris will be available on vinyl.

Browse this list of the 101 most influential people who never lived.

Read the Louisville Courier-Journal’s profile of Rachel Grimes of the Rachel’s.

Read as Jared Wilson considers Gospel-centered preaching.

Read one megachurch pastor’s account of how his life and church are being rocked by the Gospel all over again.

Read Our Rising Sound’s consideration of the top five best Thanksgiving songs.

Read about the boy who was demerited for declaring that he is Superman (in the middle of class and on his chair).

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Read as William Dembski wonders where the theistic evolutionary signers of the Manhattan Declaration are.

Read about “The man who smuggled himself into Auschwitz.”

Read as Kevin DeYoung considers the “New Gospel.”

Read this profile of TIm Keller.

Read about the man who taught his son Klingon for the first three years of his life.

Read this piece “Dear God, Please Confirm What I Already Believe.”

Read about some people referring to Sarah Palin as their savior.

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Read “Relevant’s” review of the new Bifrost Arts Christmas album.

Read Tim Keller’s surprising advice to young pastors seeking experience.

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Read as rumors of Apple’s tablet once again swirl in the wind.

Read Paste’s review of Tom Waits’ new live album Glitter and Doom.