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Mal Fletcher on Aussie Radio

Added Thursday, January 22, 2009

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One of a string of radio interviews with Mal Fletcher in Australia recently covered a whole range of issues, from life in Europe, the secularization of postmodern society and more.

Originally from Australia, Mal is still often associated with his work as the first national director of Youth Alive, a large national network of youth workers and organisations.

In this 2-part interview, featured at the audio section of our site, Mal talks about the challenges ahead for Europe - and his views on Australia.

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Your article about Daniel in Babylon is spot on. As 21st Century Christians our challenge is to find appropriate forums to join the conversation & refrain from adopting a defensive posture.
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I think yours was the best and most succinct critique I've yet read on 'The Da Vinci Code'. As you say, we can still use it as a platform for presenting the real gospel.
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