Justine Toh on Aboriginal deaths in custody, the “attention economy”, and what we might learn from Old Testament prophets.
Justine Toh on Aboriginal deaths in custody, the “attention economy”, and what we might learn from Old Testament prophets.
Justine Toh ponders meritocracy, the glimpse of grace in the Hamilton musical, and the profound claim at the heart of Easter.
Justine Toh on what the iConsent app shows us about our lack of imagination when it comes to the complexities of human life.
Justine Toh comments on sexual abuse scandals, women speaking up, and the revolution of human dignity ushered in by Christianity.
Justine Toh reflects on the abuse scandal concerning Ravi Zacharias, and allegations of abusive behaviour against Joss Whedon.
Justine Toh shares why she thinks a line from Yorktown (in the musical Hamilton) might as well be from a Christmas carol.
Justine Toh ponders the media’s use of ‘saint’ language to describe Jacinda Ardern and Gladys Berejiklian.
Justine Toh explores what religious language like “original sin” adds to discussions of racial injustice.
Justine Toh explores the surprising Christian origins of the #MeToo movement.
Justine Toh compares the claims of Stoicism with the story of Easter.
Justine Toh on Lisa Taddeo’s book ‘Three Women’, and the desire to be completely known by another.
Justine Toh on climate change, childlessness, and why the Christmas story brings hope to a warming world.
