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Mark Pryor

Great blog and website. I am using Keynote to create presentations for leadership class in the church I am currently preaching at. I would love to see some examples of killer prez's as opposed to snoozers. Any links you'd care to share? Also would like to see some tools that could be used alongside keynote for graphics, annimation, etc.

luca collacciani

Thank you for pointing out the article from the Indiana University. It should be read by every single teacher.

phones

I've basically been doing nothing to speak of. Basically nothing seems worth thinking about. I feel like a void, but that's how it is. I've just been hanging out doing nothing.

Beijing Girl

I am so happy you are interested in China. Do you plan to watch 2008 Beijing Olympic Games? Do you plan to learn Chinese before that? Go to Official Chinese Education Supplier of The 2008 Beijing Olympic Games http://www.hellomandarin.com to get free pass tickets after join level assessment.

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The change of our climate is, is not natural

lexus

I haven't been up to much lately. So it goes. What can I say? I've just been letting everything wash over me recently, not that it matters. I just don't have much to say these days.

musician

Help the homeless down the street and persuade them to look for work

Bible Timeline

You are right that there is a timeline problem if indeed John’s Revelation was written in AD95, but there is far more evidence that it, along with the rest of the New Testament was written before AD70. For one, Jesus predicted the destruction of the temple before His generation passed away and we know that this happened in the year AD70. So if John wrote in AD95, why wouldn’t he have proclaimed that Jesus’ prediction had come true like was the custom of the New Testament writers when something was fulfilled? Instead he doesn’t mention the destruction because it hasn’t happened yet. I know for sure that Gary DeMar and Hank Hanegraaff can give you more reasons for an early date and against a late date. Hope it helps some.

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