Good News Magazine March - April 2005



In this issue:

1
God and the Tsunami
2
Why Does God Allow Disasters?
3
Wars: The Chief Man-made Disaster
4
Are the Thousands Who Perished in the Tsunami Lost Forever?
5
Natural Disasters: A Biblical Perspective
6
The Indian Ocean Tsunami: Foretaste of Things to Come?
7
Australia: An Underappreciated Nation
8
What Does It Mean to Be Redeemed?
9
The Role of God the Father
10
National Deliverance from Egyptian Slavery
11
'The Son of Man Will Be Three Days and Three Nights in the Heart of the Earth'
12
The Chronology of Christ's Crucifixion and Resurrection
13
The Wave Sheaf: How an Ancient Ceremony Foreshadowed Jesus' Role
14
How Were Original Biblical Practices Replaced in Christianity?
15
Are We Living in the Time of the End?
16
Horses That Keep the Sabbath
17
World News and Trends: EU member endorsement of constitution focuses on Britain
18
World News and Trends: Germany's growing jobless rate
19
World News and Trends: United States faces growing threat from 'nuts with nukes'
20
World News and Trends Is the United Nations becoming passe
21
World News and Trends- Anti-semitism: Frightening increase in Europe
22
World News and Trends: Pacific island states in deep trouble
23
World News and Trends- Iraq: Prelude to Mideast democracies?
24
World News and Trends: New risks from homosexual sex
25
God, Science and the Bible: Archaeologists discover biblical Pool of Siloam
26
God, Science and the Bible: First-century burial confirms Gospel details
27
God, Science and the Bible: DNA evidence prompts famous professor to renounce atheism
28
God, Science and the Bible: Critical thinking outlawed in schools?

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