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Good News Magazine March - April 2009

1
When Nations Fall
2
The Experience of Israel and Judah: A Lesson for Today
3
Farewell to America as a Financial World Power
4
God's Forgiveness: What Does He Require From You?
5
What if We Sin After Conversion?
6
When Will the West Wake Up?
7
What Was the Purpose of Christ's Death?
8
Jesus Christ's Resurrection: Leading the Way for Others
9
A Surprising Truth: Jesus Wasn't Resurrected on Sunday Morning!
10
What Does It Mean to Believe in Jesus?
11
The Fruit of the Spirit - Goodness: God's Character and Man's Potential
12
How Can a Leader Assure Peace, Prosperity and Protection?
13
World News and Trends: Is the West in Decline?
14
World News and Trends: Is Mexico the next threat to U.S. stability?
15
World News and Trends: Failed states threaten British security
16
World News and Trends: Anti-Semitic, anti-Israel riots erupt in Europe
17
World News and Trends: New era of riots and protests in Europe?
18
World News and Trends: Second Irish vote may lead to new EU presidential office
19
World News and Trends: Britain becoming hostile to Christianity
20
God, Science and the Bible: Are children born to believe in God?
21
God, Science and the Bible: Peacocks' feather displays defy evolutionist explanations
22
I am not clear about Luke 23:43, where Jesus told one of those crucified with Him that he would be with Him in paradise. I've heard it explained that the comma is in the wrong place, which changes the meaning. Can you help clarify this verse?

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