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Monthly Archives: August 2015
The Myth of Job Creation
We have been repeatedly told that prosperity depends upon economic growth, which in turn, depends upon a wealthy class who will create jobs by spending their millions on creating new businesses, products and services to sell to the public (presumably … Continue reading
Herbal medicines & natural remedies
There is quite a difference between homeopathy and naturopathy. Primarily a naturopath is trained to select from a wide range of ineffective treatments one of which is homeopathy. Continue reading
Modern parenting may hinder brain development
This new research links early, nurturing parenting practices — the kind common in foraging hunter-gatherer societies — to specific, healthy emotional outcomes. Continue reading
Fred Nile In Bid To End Ethics Lessons In Schools
” I agree with the teaching of ethics in NSW schools, colleges and universities, provided it is based on history’s greatest teacher of ethics, the Lord Jesus Christ.”
Fred Nile Continue reading
Posted in Evidence, Politics, Religion
Tagged Ethics, Fred Nile, religion in schools
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