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Great victory for the advance of the gospel

By Filings on Mon, 10/11/10
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Religious Liberty
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You can now put “John 3:16” on your license plate in Vermont Federal Appeals Court Rejects Vt. Ban on Religious Vanity Plates Related… sort of: Faith-Based Ky. Group Sues Over Rejection of “In God We Trust” Plate
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Jason

NewIs this headline intended as

Mon, 10/11/10
Is this headline intended as sarcasm?

[url=http://teaminfocus.com.au/]InFocus[/url], the group blog.

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Susan R

New@ Jason

Mon, 10/11/10
It’s tagged as “Humor”, so yeah- it’s a bit tongue-in-cheek.

Scenescape Media

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Jason

New*relief*

Mon, 10/11/10
*relief*

[url=http://teaminfocus.com.au/]InFocus[/url], the group blog.

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Aaron Blumer

Newgotcha

Mon, 10/11/10
Don’t you believe in plate evangelism?!
Just seeing if anybody was paying attention. ;)

Views expressed are always my own and not my employer's, my church's, my family's, my neighbors', or my pets'. The house plants have authorized me to speak for them, however, and they always agree with me.

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