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Good News Magazine January - February 2007

1
America at a Dangerous Crossroads
2
The New Nuclear Arms Race: Will Man Destroy Himself?
3
North Korean Nukes: What's Next?
4
What Are You Doing With Your Time?
5
Before You Ask Someone to Be Your Valentine...
6
What Kind of Love Does Valentine's Day Promote?
7
The Church: Help for Greater Growth
8
The Church Behind The Good News
9
Correction With a Gourmet Flair
10
How Does God Expect His Work to Be Financed Today?
11
Tithing and the Priesthood
12
God, Science and the Bible: Archaeology supports story of Samson and Philistine temple
13
God, Science and the Bible: Another fraudulent attack on the Bible doesn't hold water
14
World News and Trends- The Middle East : Facing a bleak future?
15
World News and Trends: Iranian president keeps up verbal pressure on Israel
16
World News and Trends- The Strait of Hormuz: A serious Iranian threat
17
World News and Trends: Will Palestinians make a lasting peace with Israel?
18
World News and Trends: The German Reich and the new German Pope
19
World News and Trends: U.S. out-of-wedlock births increasing
20
World News and Trends: A nation behind bars
21
World News and Trends: UN troops assault those they're assigned to protect
22
World News and Trends: Nuclear neighbors now likely in the Middle East
23
Youth Focus from Vertical Thought... Comfort Zones: Meant to be Broken
24
Dec. 25 is a date. Who cares about the date? We don't know exactly when Jesus was born anyway. No, the Bible doesn't tell us to celebrate Jesus' birth, but we celebrate it on our own.

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