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My Webpages
- The Oak Tree (my main webpage)
- L'Acadie Toujours! (Acadian history and culture)
- L'Acadie Toujours! Blog
- Blog Network:
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Bible Resources
- BibleGateway.com (Many translations)
- Bible Universe (Lessons)
- BibleInfo.com (More Lessons)
- Voice of Prophecy
- It Is Written
- Faith for Today
- The Bible Story (For Children)
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Archives
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- August 2007 (91)
- July 2007 (140)
- June 2007 (127)
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- April 2007 (115)
- March 2007 (107)
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- January 2007 (106)
Blogroll
- Acadian Ancestral Home
- Adventist Peace Fellowship
- Adventist Young Adults
- Alliance Defense Fund
- Apokalupto
- Beggars All
- Boar’s Head Tavern
- Christianity Today
- Church of the Masses
- Confessing Evangelical
- Crunchy Con
- Cyberbrethren
- Dallas Religion Blog
- Divergence
- Faithwalking
- Get Religion
- GODencounters
- Hobbes’ Place
- I Am Persuaded
- Kesher Talk
- Lee Podles
- Lone Star of David
- Mere Comments
- New England Pastor
- New Man Report
- Oregon Adventist Pastor
- Out of Ur
- Pros Apologian
- Pyromaniacs
- Real Clear Theology
- Refuge of the Literate
- Religious Liberty
- Resurgence
- Right End of the Telescope
- Sabbath Pulpit
- Sacra Doctrina
- Semini Verbi
- SharingChrist.us
- Synablog
- Talking Tolerance
- The Wheeler Spin
- Vintage Faith
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2 responses so far ↓
Liam // June 7, 2008 at 11:07 am
Dr. pepper in Europe is always made with sugar? Want me to send you a six pack?
Bill // June 7, 2008 at 2:54 pm
I don’t drink much of it, and can always get some on my monthly trips to Austin.
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