3rd Dec 2014 - 2 mins
I like the comedy of David Mitchell. Not only is it funny but it’s intelligent. He has recently released a […]...
3rd Dec 2014 - 2 mins
I like the comedy of David Mitchell. Not only is it funny but it’s intelligent. He has recently released a […]...
3rd Dec 2014 - 2 mins
Vaughan Olliffe on our ambiguous relationship with disability and the value of every life.
3rd Dec 2014 - 2 mins
Vaughan Olliffe on our ambiguous relationship with disability and the value of every life.
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27th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Natasha Moore on what we might have to learn from the American holiday of Thanksgiving.
27th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Natasha Moore on what we might have to learn from the American holiday of Thanksgiving.
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19th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Two weeks ago I was sitting on a hotel roof inside the walls of the old city in Jerusalem at […]
19th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Two weeks ago I was sitting on a hotel roof inside the walls of the old city in Jerusalem at […]
12th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Honestly, folks, this business about the discovery of a document revealing Jesus' marriage to Mary Magdalene (and their two kids) […]...
12th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Honestly, folks, this business about the discovery of a document revealing Jesus' marriage to Mary Magdalene (and their two kids) […]...
6th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Simon Smart on why stories like The Judge, even when imperfect, continue to hold emotional power.
6th Nov 2014 - 2 mins
Simon Smart on why stories like The Judge, even when imperfect, continue to hold emotional power.
28th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
What is the greatest piece of religious music? By great in this context I mean of musical stature and importance, inspiring […]...
28th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
What is the greatest piece of religious music? By great in this context I mean of musical stature and importance, inspiring […]...
21st Oct 2014 - 2 mins
John Dickson on how ancient historians are overwhelmingly convinced that Jesus existed.
21st Oct 2014 - 2 mins
John Dickson on how ancient historians are overwhelmingly convinced that Jesus existed.
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16th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
Few ideas seem more archaic, harsh, or just irrelevant to the modern mind than original sin. The dusty tale of […]...
16th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
Few ideas seem more archaic, harsh, or just irrelevant to the modern mind than original sin. The dusty tale of […]...
8th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
Last week I was invited to take part in a discussion on religious violence on ABC radio. Once again the […]...
8th Oct 2014 - 2 mins
Last week I was invited to take part in a discussion on religious violence on ABC radio. Once again the […]...
24th Sep 2014 - 2 mins
Years ago when our children were really small we lived in a house that my wife and I both hated. […]
24th Sep 2014 - 2 mins
Years ago when our children were really small we lived in a house that my wife and I both hated. […]
19th Sep 2014 - 2 mins
Chris Mulherin on the different views of creation among Christians, and how perceived conflict between creation and science can be due to a "confusion......
19th Sep 2014 - 2 mins
Chris Mulherin on the different views of creation among Christians, and how perceived conflict between creation and science can be due to a "confusion......
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