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April 2006
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The Mystery of God
Despite popular appearance, Christianity isn't a complicated process to manage God, says Samir Selmanovic.
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Optimism: A New Way of Life
Optimism is the key to a joyful, successful and fulfilling life, recommends Bob Farrant.
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Rebounding Generosity
Giving rebounds into our lives in a variety of ways, writes John Denne.
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Jane and Glenn McGrath - Every Rose...
As cancer strikes for a third time, high-profile couple Jane and Glenn McGrath look for the roses among the thorns. Faith Williams looks at what the couple are saying-and doing-about their troubles.
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Reclaiming Intimacy
Looking at the emotional obstacles in marriage could be useful, says family and relationships counsellor Bryan Craig .
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Fools of History
Mark Twain said, "The first of April is the day we remember what we are the other 364 days of the year." Christine Miles gives a history of this infamous day of fools.
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Marina Prior: Celebrating Easter
Marina Prior will be joining the Bible Society's Easter Celebration, at Sydney Town Hall, bringing the real meaning of Easter. Braden Blyde reports.
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Of Life and Death
The story of Jesus stretches credibility as no other. But it also gives hope like no other. It's your choice. By Graeme Loftus .
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The Woes of Weighing
Health and fitness expert Andrew Cate explains why your bathroom scales alone are no measure of diet success.
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Facing Your Past
An accurate, detailed record is being kept, and sometime, somewhere, it will have to be faced, says John Ralston.
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God Carried my Baby
A serious heart condition threatened Karen Elengikal and her unborn child. Then God stepped in.
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No Smoke or Mirrors
Harold Harker looks at evidence for believing the Bible's account of Jesus' resurrection.
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Resolutions You Can Keep
Kim Peckham asks about those fast-fading New Year's resolutions and offers advice to help you keep next year's.
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What a Tangled Web We Can Weave
You'll never be able to predict who will read your online musings.
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The Miracle of Generosity
It is more blessed to give than to receive.
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Barley Benefits Health
Once a staple food of Roman gladiators, today barley is primarily used for animal feed and to make malt for the brewing industry. However, with the recent approval of a health claim by the US Food and Drug Administration that barley lowers heart-disease r
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A Role Reversal
My husband lost his job and this has caused problems at home.
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Natural therapy
Dill has been around as a traditional medicine for centuries, and is claimed to effectively deal with an upset stomach.
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Our Times: April 2006
Current research has indicated that men and women are not as different as we may have thought.