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Daniel Chapter 3: Bible Study by Atheists
So... immediately upon starting to finish the editing process with this episode. Our computer blew up. Luckily... I was able to recover this episode and use kid's computer to upload todays episode.
Not entirely sure how the rest of this week will go because currently we have limited access to some of our resources that we utilize and no working computer of our own for the podcast.
If there is a delay in upcoming episodes, we apologize now, but we'll do everything we can to try and stay on schedule here.
Sincerely,
Husband and Wife
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