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The Jenolan Caves Scrolls

  • Dave Andrew
  • 7 July 1992

A few friends have asked me to describe (in 25 words or less) what Barbara Thiering is on about with her interpretation of the New Testament and I am only too happy to oblige. It only took me three years to understand the instructions for using the automatic timer on

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The Spirit-filled man

  • Phillip Jensen
  • 23 June 1992

(Read the first article in this series.)It is said that the proper study of mankind is man, but is the proper study of spirituality the spirit? Well, yes and no. How can you study a spirit? Eastern mysticism tells us to start the enquiry inside ourselves, whereas western materialism warns

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Knowing Christ

  • Tim Thorburn
  • 23 June 1992

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Published Abroad: The biography of God

  • 23 June 1992

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Published Abroad: Health and the God factor

  • 23 June 1992

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Inspired aspirations

  • Phillip Jensen
  • 9 June 1992

Have you ever felt sorry for Nicodemus? He ventured out in the dark to talk with Jesus in the hope that the man he called ‘Rabbi’ could answer a few pressing religious questions. He found Jesus, who guessed the perplexed man's questions before they were asked and then left him

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What’s wrong with excellence?

  • John Chapman
  • 9 June 1992

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Interview: Thoroughly Modern Christians

  • Peter Hastie
  • 9 June 1992

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Jesus: The World Centre

  • 9 June 1992

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The end of quiet times

  • Peter Bolt
  • 19 May 1992

To be an evangelical Christian is to be a Bible reader. Our piety insists on personal, family and public Bible reading, even if the statistics suggest that our commitment to reading Scripture may be a part of evangelical mythology.1 Anyone who has the gall to ask “Do we really need

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