Reports of the expected demise of Christianity in 2067 are greatly exaggerated, says Barney Zwartz.
Reports of the expected demise of Christianity in 2067 are greatly exaggerated, says Barney Zwartz.
Barney Zwartz considers the moral track records of science and Christianity respectively.
Barney Zwartz ponders the redemptive power of music in his monthly column for The Age.
Why secular and religious progressives should work together on the causes they agree on.
Barney Zwartz on how Christmas has moved from being a time of reflection to one of distraction.
Barney Zwartz considers the beauty – and the difficulty – of genuine reconciliation.
When Prime Minister Tony Abbott was in Opposition he emphasised the need to restore trust in politicians. A year into […]
What is the greatest piece of religious music? By great in this context I mean of musical stature and importance, inspiring […]
John Roskam, director of the economic rationalist think thank that some critics fear is almost directing government policy, got into […]
In light of the controversy surrounding baby Gammy, Barney Zwartz reflects on surrogacy, disability and double standards.
It is not often that atheistic presumption makes me laugh out loud. When atheists deliberately exaggerate or distort, my usual […]
Harvard professor Karen King broke the sensational news in September 2012: a papyrus fragment which contains the words “Jesus said, ‘my […]
