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1/19/09 7:24 AM |
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More information about the content of this lecture In this lecture, Paul Washer preaches
to young christians, and particular to theology students, about how to keep serving the Lord fully with their whole lives.
This lecture from Paul Washer was organized by some (young) students of the Evangelical Theological Facutly/Seminary, in Leuven, Belgium, Europe, together with the Flemish Christian Youth Organization Breeze. |
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1/14/09 4:01 AM |
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More information about this lecture This lecture was held at the Evangelical Theological Faculty
in Leuven, Belgium, Europe.
You can visit the site of this seminary at www.etf.edu
The seminary has over 180 students, doing their B.Th (in Dutch), Th.M or Ph.D-program (both in English).
Most of them live on the campus of the seminary. |
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9/23/08 2:21 PM |
Jesse | | Wisconsin | | | |
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The Bush administration wants Congress to let it spend $700 billion to bail out banks struggling with toxic mortgage debt, the most sweeping effort yet to tackle the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.The move comes days after the Federal Reserve threw an $85 billion lifeline to American International Group and the Treasury took over housing finance firms Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The $700 billion plan will increase the U.S. debt limit to $11.315 trillion, from $10.615 trillion. The $700 billion is equal to: * About $2,300 per American * About $6,000 per U.S. household * About 85 percent of the New York State economy * The combined economies of all U.S. states beginning with the letter "A" -- Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas -- plus Oklahoma. |
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9/23/08 2:20 PM |
Jesse | | Wisconsin | | | |
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The Bush administration wants Congress to let it spend $700 billion to bail out banks struggling with toxic mortgage debt, the most sweeping effort yet to tackle the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.The move comes days after the Federal Reserve threw an $85 billion lifeline to American International Group and the Treasury took over housing finance firms Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae. The $700 billion plan will increase the U.S. debt limit to $11.315 trillion, from $10.615 trillion. The $700 billion is equal to: * About $2,300 per American * About $6,000 per U.S. household * About 85 percent of the New York State economy * The combined economies of all U.S. states beginning with the letter "A" -- Alabama, Alaska, Arizona and Arkansas -- plus Oklahoma. |
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