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The Effects of Aerobic Recreation on the Well-being of Members of the Adventist Church

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1982-11-01

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Andrews University, School of Graduate Studies, Avondale Campus, 1982.

Published with permission from Andrews University.

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Master of Arts (Theology) MA(Theol)

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Dr. Eion Giller

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Andrews University (Avondale)

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That physical and mental health are indispensably related is evidenced by the scriptures, the writings of Ellen White, and modern scientific research. Most Australians, including many Seventh-day Adventists, continue to neglect this relationship and its effects on well-being. Once of the major keys, aerobic physical fitness, significantly improves positive mental outlook and effectiveness.

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Chamberlain, M. L. (1983). The effects of aerobic recreation on the well-being of members of the Adventist Church. (Master's project). Andrews University, Avondale Campus, Australia.

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