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Posted by Chad on March 02, 2024

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Specified Complexity as a Unified Information Measure

Video: Love and Unity in the Wake of #BaalGate: with Tim Stratton, Dan Chapa, and TurretinFan

The Six Things You Need to Know About Christian Nationalism

Ex-Slave Was Captured as a Child and Forced to Embrace Islam and the Quran. Then, He Met Jesus

Islamic extremists targeting women, teens for radicalization, Indonesia counter-terrorism group warns

Movie Review: Dune Part Two

Apologetics315 Podcast: Bullies and Saints with John Dickson

Podcast: Investigating The Evidence For The Pro-Life Position

Matt Redman pens hymn to fund Bible translation in Ukraine

New Book: Darwin's Bluff: The Mystery of the Book Darwin Never Finished

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