2nd Aug 2023 - 6 mins
Justine Toh on Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and the misguided attempt to play God that haunts past and present technological development....
2nd Aug 2023 - 6 mins
Justine Toh on Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer and the misguided attempt to play God that haunts past and present technological development....
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11th Jul 2023 - 1 mins
Anna Grummitt shares a personal story to counter recent claims that working from home is selfish and even immoral. ...
11th Jul 2023 - 1 mins
Anna Grummitt shares a personal story to counter recent claims that working from home is selfish and even immoral. ...
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7th Jun 2023 - 3 mins
Max Jeganathan argues that recent elections around the world are reminders of how liberal democracy fits with who we are as human beings....
7th Jun 2023 - 3 mins
Max Jeganathan argues that recent elections around the world are reminders of how liberal democracy fits with who we are as human beings....
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29th May 2023 - 4 mins
Justine Toh on how Gaia in Grace Chan's novel 'Every Version of You' reimagines heaven for Silicon Valley atheists. ...
29th May 2023 - 4 mins
Justine Toh on how Gaia in Grace Chan's novel 'Every Version of You' reimagines heaven for Silicon Valley atheists. ...
17th May 2023 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on why he sees parallels between rapid advances in modern technologies (especially AI) and the ancient Tower of Babel story....
17th May 2023 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on why he sees parallels between rapid advances in modern technologies (especially AI) and the ancient Tower of Babel story....
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6th Apr 2023 - 4 mins
Simon Smart writes about how Easter invites us to contemplate our vulnerability and culpability as human beings....
6th Apr 2023 - 4 mins
Simon Smart writes about how Easter invites us to contemplate our vulnerability and culpability as human beings....
3rd Jul 2022 - 6 mins
Brian Rosner writes for ABC Religion & Ethics about the dangers of looking inwards to know and find ourselves. ...
3rd Jul 2022 - 6 mins
Brian Rosner writes for ABC Religion & Ethics about the dangers of looking inwards to know and find ourselves. ...
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6th May 2022 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on the importance of self-awareness, and asking ourselves: “What’s it like to be on the other side of me?”...
6th May 2022 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on the importance of self-awareness, and asking ourselves: “What’s it like to be on the other side of me?”...
14th Apr 2022 - 3 mins
Simon Smart on Cormac McCarthy's The Road, war crimes in Ukraine, and how the Easter story is particularly resonant this year....
14th Apr 2022 - 3 mins
Simon Smart on Cormac McCarthy's The Road, war crimes in Ukraine, and how the Easter story is particularly resonant this year....
25th Mar 2022 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on reading stories from the war in Ukraine, and both the darkness and the goodness of human nature. ...
25th Mar 2022 - 1 mins
Simon Smart on reading stories from the war in Ukraine, and both the darkness and the goodness of human nature. ...
12th Oct 2021 - 1 mins
CPX intern Emily Anderson has been taking her lockdown walks in Sydney's most densely populated suburb: Rookwood. Yep, the cemetery....
12th Oct 2021 - 1 mins
CPX intern Emily Anderson has been taking her lockdown walks in Sydney's most densely populated suburb: Rookwood. Yep, the cemetery....
![](https://www.publicchristianity.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/Lumingelic-2021.04.26-0207-scaled-e1663217132453-150x150.jpeg")
29th Jun 2021 - 1 mins
Anna Grummitt on the latest COVID lockdowns across Australia - and what might be a better response than blaming others....
29th Jun 2021 - 1 mins
Anna Grummitt on the latest COVID lockdowns across Australia - and what might be a better response than blaming others....
