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"Whatever Happened to Right & Wrong?" by Johnny Wong

"Whatever Happened to Right and Wrong?" by Johnny Wong [LQ]

With our world getting more violent each day, how can we tell what is right and what is wrong? Is there anything that can guide us to seperate the two? Let's find out from the Bible.

Date Posted: 15 Oct 2009
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Why Sunday?
Convenience or honour? Tradition or the Word? The Bible describes a God of love who is worthy of our worship. In three Bible-based presentations find out what God Himself says about worship and why it... [more]

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With our world getting more violent each day, how can we tell what is right and what is wrong? Is there anything that can guide us to seperate the two? Let's find out from the Bible. (more)
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Do you ever wonder why you going to church on Sunday? It is clear from the Bible that the day of worship is Saturday. How can the churches got it confused? (more)

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