Readers of The Australian would have found a remarkable comment on page 1 of the 20 March edition.“It’s as if we are living in the times of Noah just prior to the flood” said Robert Booy, Professor of Infectious Diseases, University of Sydney. There are similarities: a world of self-in…
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Genesis has often been described as the book of beginnings. The early chapters recount the story of creation, Adam and Eve in the garden, the fall and God’s promise of redemption. These events teach us key lessons about sin, our nature and the current state of the world. In the account of …
Today, behind a plain brick wall on the outskirts of Tehran stands a 20 metre tall 12th Century tower commemorating Togrul Beg, the founder, in 1037, of the Seljuk Empire. This intriguing polygonal structure, with its 48 exterior faces (providing great stability) towers over the city of Ray, once …
