Compass - Season 9 / Year 2004

Season 9 / Year 2004
Episodes

Shepherd One

The Trouble With Sex

Mysticism and Rationalism

Hajj - The Greatest Trip on Earth - Part 1

Hajj - The Greatest Trip on Earth - Part 2

Boarding House Blues

Street Preacher

Downshifting

Anne Deveson and Resilience

Testing God Pt 1 - Killing The Creator

Testing God Pt 2 - Darwin and the Divine

Testing God Pt 3 - Credo Ergo Sum

3 Faces Of Hope

Sisters of Charity

Did Jesus Die?

Beyond Architecture

Singer - A Dangerous Mind

Devil's Playground

Corryong Revisited

100% White

Converting Newcastle

Bonhoeffer

The Magic Ingredient

Status Anxiety Pt 1

Status Anxiety Pt 2

Status Anxiety Pt 3

Fighting Ageism

Keeping The Peace

Sisters, Pearls, and Mission Girls

Keeping The Faithful

My Foetus

Frank Brennan: People's Priest

Witchcraze

God On The Brain

Gay Christians

The Cross and the Bodhi Tree

Noah's Ark: The Real Story

What Our Leaders Believe

Hugh MacKay, On Right or Wrong

Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet Part 1

Muhammad: Legacy of a Prophet Part 2

Reluctant Saint, Francis of Assisi

Life of the Buddha

Claiming the Memory

Guy Sebastian's Church

Last Words

Voice of the Sea

Call of the Land

The Virgin Mary

Fly On The Wall Messiah

The Real Mary Magdalene
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