Signs of the Times

March 2018 Issue | Vol 133 No 3

Articles in This Issue:

Muddy, crowded and desperate . . . but never hopeless
Muddy, crowded and desperate . . . but never hopeless
About one million Rohingya have fled Myanmar and are seeking sanctuary in Bangladesh. Aid worker Britt Celine Oldebraten discovered that, while the scale of the crisis is hard to grasp, the stories of individual refugees are all too real.
Dreams of a new earth
Dreams of a new earth
If your vision of the afterlife is limited to fluffy clouds, harps and endless boredom, Melissa Howell will stretch your imagination with some hints from the Bible.
Passover: Why is this night different?
Passover: Why is this night different?
It’s no accident that Christian Easter and Jewish Passover occur around the same time every year. These ancient festivals are inextricably linked, explains Bob Mendelsohn, and perhaps even in ways that most Jews and Christians don’t understand.
Messiah complex
Messiah complex
Can you spot a fake? History’s cavalcade of self-styled messiahs continues to the present day. Ed Dickerson shares the Bible’s tips on what to look out for.
I'm an atheist too
I'm an atheist too
What kind of god don’t you believe in? Ty Gibson concurs with an atheist’s rejection of a cruel, controlling god.
Facing the enemy without losing hope
Facing the enemy without losing hope
In our spiritual lives, we’re being stalked by a diabolical predator far more cunning than we can imagine, says Gary Swanson.
Love anyway
Love anyway
Jesus’ message of love and peace is all very well for safe, suburban churchgoers. But how relevant is it to the harsh realities of life . . . in Iraq, for example? Kent Kingston reports.
Secrets of highly successful marriages
Secrets of highly successful marriages
Want a happy marriage? Trafford Fischer looks at research that reveals the characteristics husbands and wives value most.
What is your why?
What is your why?
It’s said that the unexamined life is not worth living. Tammy Darling has found new purpose and direction after taking time out for some serious self-reflection.
Devices may be making us smarter, but is there a catch?
Devices may be making us smarter, but is there a catch?
Like many parents, Suvi Mahonen is worried about the hours kids are spending staring at screens.
Eat better, fight depression
Eat better, fight depression
Could switching to a healthier diet lift your mood? New research suggests the likely answer is Yes.
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