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What is Astrology? (CAN Podcast)

by Vinnie Harned January 23, 2016, 6:23 am

This month on the Creation Astronomy Now Podcast Vinnie and Joe have a quick episode discussing some of what they’re excited about this coming year and have a discussion we’ve needed to have for a long time: What is Astrology? Plus towards the end Vinnie has an epiphany while sharing some of his biggest insecurities.

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Creation Astronomy Volume III: http://www.creationastronomy.com/vol-3-preview/
Still Not Famous: http://www.VinnieHarned.com
Homeschooled Nerd: http://www.homeschoolednerd.net

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Got questions about Astronomy and the Bible? Send them to questions@creationastronomynow.com and we’ll answer them on the podcast!
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Written by Vinnie Harned

Vinnie Harned is a teenage homeschooled student with a love for science, technology, and astronomy. He also runs the YouTube channel "Homeschooled Nerd" as well as the podcasts 'The Homeschooled Nerdcast', 'Creation Astronomy Now', and his own podcast and blog for content creators 'Still Not Famous' at www.VinnieHarned.com.

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