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- Obama
for America
- Democratic
National Committee Faith Advisory Council
- Bishop
Noel Jones, City of Refuge, & Bethany Square Development
- Del
Richardson & Associates, Inc.
- The
Bridge Cinema De Lux
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| Advertising
& Marketing |
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- PowerPac.org
& Vote Hope
- Southern
California Region Voter Network
- Ninth
District Christian Methodist Episcopal Network
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| Campaign
& Event Management |
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- U.S.
Department of Housing & Urban Development
- Southern
California Association of Non Profit Housing (SCANPH)
- Valerie
McDonald for Congress 2007
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What
Does the “Triquetra” Symbol Represent?
Triquetra, is a word derived from
the Latin tri- ("three")
and quetrus ("cornered").
Its original meaning was simply "triangle" and it
has been used to refer to various three-cornered shapes. The
triquetra has represented many things
for many religions and cultures. It has been used as a powerful
amulet since ancient times. To Christians
it symbolizes the Holy Trinity, the Father, the Son &
the Holy Spirit. It also incorporates the Ichthys
(fish) used as a secret symbol by early Christians. Bishop
Theophile of Antioch, who died in 186 A.D., is thought to
have been the first to use a similar symbol concept of the
Holy Trinity.
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