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Daily Archives: 18 October 2007
It’s Not Dead, Jim
It might not be, anyway. Scientists are musing that the Martian shield volcanoes might be dormant, not dead. On Earth, continental drift will shift the eruption spot of a volcano. We see this in the Hawaiian Islands: the crust of … Continue reading
GILH 130-132: Special Psalms
Why don’t people who pray the LH see some psalms more often? Some are special: 130. Three psalms (78, 105, and 106) are reserved for the seasons of Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter, because they throw a special light on … Continue reading
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