“There’s also this implicit assumption [in Western societies] that religion is somehow the source of all conflict. What that forgets […]
“There’s also this implicit assumption [in Western societies] that religion is somehow the source of all conflict. What that forgets […]
“They asked us to bring education with a different worldview – one that tells them that we’re all created equal, […]
The world’s best-selling book is getting its own museum – of biblical proportions – in Washington.
To be irreligious is to live as a stranger in this world, says Dutch philosopher Evert-Jan Ouweneel.
Religious freedom expert Brian Grim explains why religious restrictions are bad news for everybody.
Professor Sarah Williams on the importance of language and history when it comes to gender.
How a music professor uses playlists and sing-a-longs to engage people living with dementia.
How a spinal cord injury revealed to Shane Clifton both the wonder and fragility of life.
A songwriter and a philosopher contemplate death, loss and what it means to grieve well.
Natasha Moore weighs the importance of “momentum” when interpreting the results of the 2016 Australian census.
Troy Murphy serves as a chaplain to the Green Bay Packers.
An historian, a poet, and a former lawyer discuss the Bible in Australian history and culture.
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