John Stackhouse’s new book Can I Believe? is for the curious, and the hesitant.
John Stackhouse’s new book Can I Believe? is for the curious, and the hesitant.
An extract from Tim Costello’s latest book ‘The Cost of Compassion’.
On the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, Natasha Moore reflects on our fascination with WWII stories.
Simon Smart reflects on the over-incarceration of Aboriginal children, and the value of offering grace when things go wrong.
Justine Toh explores what religious language like “original sin” adds to discussions of racial injustice.
CPX Associate Nathan Campbell ponders the building and destroying of statues, and the human condition.
A confronting - and deeply personal - look at the roots of racial division in the US.
This Easter, we encounter incredible stories of forgiveness in the face of unimaginable suffering.
In the wake of the High Court’s decision to overturn George Pell’s conviction, Barney Zwartz reflects on the implications for the Catholic church, abuse survivors, and Pell himself.
A poet tells the story of his faith unravelling - and being woven together again.
How many people can say they work undercover to bring justice to some of the world’s most vulnerable people?
Simon Smart reflects on Terrence Malick’s film “A Hidden Life” and the confronting questions it poses for modern viewers.
