North Korea ranked most anti-Christian country in the world again
North Korea has retained its title as the worst country for the persecution of Christians in Open Doors\' annual list of the worst countries for Christian persecution globally..
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Denmark a wake up call especially in light of what's been said about PNG
One of the fascinating things that have been said by some coalition politicians, Christian groups, and asylum seeker refugee agencies is that, to send Muslims to Papua New Guinea which is a Christian nation, will be to initiate serious social problems.
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20 million increase in Australia's population was a figure bandied about which includes asylum seeker refugees
Previously I have mentioned in this column on numerous occasions since 2008 that a former missionary (a lady) who spent many years in Bangladesh and who travelled extensively throughout the sub-continent and south east Asia said that Australia could settle 20 million from that region.
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Who needs me? The big question that establishes a whole lot of self worth
Who needs me? Is one of the new agenda questions that is replacing the more philosophical set such as: Who am I? Where do I come from? Where am I going? Who determines right and wrong? What is reality / truth (real as opposed to artificial).
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The beach house is spartan and laid back without missing out on the radio, television, internet...
A fascinating article popped up in the Sydney Morning Herald recently where Wendy Harmer travels back in time to the beach side suburbs of old Seaford beach on the shores of Port Phillip Bay and experience that rustic nostalgic period of her life all over again.
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Submarines highlight stealth and stealth is a proven Biblical theme
There is a current debate, not on whether Australia should have submarines, that is a given, but rather on what type of submarine the nation should have as part of its overall defence mechanisms.
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Computer hackers nightmare – Mission computers full of articles on Jesus' Salvation - it can prove deadly
Hackers of the world are in the news big-time. Recent articles have revealed how serious it is when the US Federal Reserve is shown to be at risk as is the Australian Taxation Office and the new ASIO building plans compromisingly hacked..
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"Flexible use asset" - what a creative and intuitive term for the good book
Sometimes a terrific gem pops up in the media and you wonder why you weren\'t the one to come up with such a catchy phrase. A recent News.com article on the RAAF\'s Multirole-Tanker is termed a "flexible use asset".
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New Year is celebrated with a philosophical art work of PSI conference of young emerging writers
The New Year of 2014 is being celebrated with a philosophical art work for the Basil Sellers Private Collection in Sydney depicting the Basil Sellers Press Service International \'Young Emerging Writer\' program linked with Christian Today.
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Popular television series 'Who do you think you are' obviously traces the genealogy. There is much more!
A popular television series "Who do you think you are" - both the UK and the Australian versions, trace specific identities pasts, to find out where they came from and the juicier the characters in their past the more interesting, in so far as the production on Michael Parkinson was stopped as his ancestors proved not interesting enough.
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Australian War Artists have a rich history of revealing the mania of conflict upon the human soul
A recent Sydney Morning Herald article on war artists returning from Afghanistan and presenting their impressions on canvas once again illustrates the rich history of Australian war artists who have revealed the mania of conflict upon the human soul.
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The value of the apostrophe helpful in clarity but is it well understood and why some want it ditched
In a recent News.com article it was revealed that an English council has been considering banning apostrophes from its street signs because of the \"potential confusion\" the punctuation causes.
