All Premier Christianity articles in November 2006
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Wrestling with God
A no-holds barred toe-to-toe confrontation with God won’t threaten Him and may change your situation, writes Philip Yancey, in this exclusive extract from his new book ‘Prayer- does it make any difference?’
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I've lost my sex drive
I have been married for 11 years. My husband is an agnostic but I am a committed, Christian. The problem is that I have completely lost my sex drive. I’m in my 40s and finished nine months of treatment for breast cancer a year ago (including a full mastectomy and a reconstructed breast which doesn’t look like the other!). Since then I find it very hard to get enthusiastic about sex and don’t feel at all sensual...
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Slavery Then & Now: The True Price of Chocolate
Your favourite chocolate bar costs you just a few pence, but there is a hidden price someone else is forced to pay. In the second of our five-part series on modern day slavery, John Buckeridge highlights an unfair trade.
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The boy who was the Christ
Mark Greene finds much to cheer the heart and the mind in Anne Rice's novel of Jesus' childhood.
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Ministry After 9/11
Some commentators claim that five years after 9-11, most westerners are Islamophobic. John Allan explores whether the UK Christian church is prepared to understand and relate to its Muslim neighbours.
