What does SBLBAC mean?
SBLBAC means SBL the Bible in American Culture
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for SBL the Bible in American Culture?
SBL the Bible in American Culture can be abbreviated as SBLBAC
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What does SBLBAC stand for? SBLBAC stands for "SBL the Bible in American Culture". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AAPBC - American Association for the Promotion of Bulgarian Culture
- PHBAC - Program in the History of the Book in American Culture
- ACLP - American Culture and Language Program
- CEPACS - Center for Electronic Projects in American Culture Studies
- IJPC - Image of the Journalist in Popular Culture
- ACAS - American Culture Association in the South
- ACCESS - American Culture in Context Enrichment for Secondary Schools
- APAC - Americans for the Preservation of American Culture
- COMPETE - The influence of corporate culture on competitiveness and innovation in organisations
- FIGAH - Filling in the Gaps in American History
- HBe - History of the Bible in English
- IBC - Interpretation of the Bible in the Church
- PACE - Program in American Culture
- SBLNTGF - SBL the New Testament in the Greek Fathers
- TIA - The Innovations in American
- TTBG - The The Bible Gateway
- tbotb - The Books of The Bible
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