(From one of those funny things people write on tests). thanks K!
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Another application of religion to science
(From one of those funny things people write on tests). thanks K!
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(From one of those funny things people write on tests). thanks K!
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- Bradley R. E. Wright
- I am a sociology professor and a Christian, and I study the sociology of religion, with an emphasis on Christianity. I'm also a photography enthusiast.
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2 comments:
not far off from
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Very funny!
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