Introduction The history of History is a series of repetitive cycles. Contexts change but the replication endures. As a researcher, my interest is to recognise the replication of the past in present developments. That stems from my belief that...
Thanks to the technology of instantaneous media communication, we are made aware of developments from around the world and within our own neighbourhoods and circles of friends and relatives. Never is human history has such a communication network...
Invariably, emphasis in religious practice, sermons, biblical discussion and writings is on the perils of not seeking redemption and of not keeping the faith. Much of what the prophets wrote concerned warnings of dire consequences for failing to...
In Paul’s first epistle to the Corinthians: 10:31, he advised: “Whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.” My submission this evening is derived in part from an article titled ‘Give God the Glory’ by Andrew...
The discipline of the historian is based on a very simple premise: No records – No history. Legends, myths and oral traditions may abound. But they do not supply substance to history although they may add some context. So, what are the nuts...
Alan Foster, a former Elder of FBC who now lives in Brisbane, introduced me to the writings of Max Lucado, an American evangelist who is the author of several books on the Bible. The particular book which inspired much of this discussion is...
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