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FireWater Part 3

Posted on April 11, 2014 by robpetkau

So far in this series, we’ve focused mainly on Old Testament uses of the terms fire and water, but the New Testament is also soaked with water references and aflame with discussions of fire. First, let’s wade into a couple … Continue reading →

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Parable Parabola (aka Morals for Morons)

Posted on November 4, 2013 by robpetkau

In high school math, I (barely) learned that a parabola is a u-shaped, two-dimensional geometric figure that, depending on how it intersects with our plane of existence, can also look like a line segment, one point or two points. Depending on … Continue reading →

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FireWater Part 3

Parable Parabola (aka Morals for Morons)

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