CPX In the Media

As 2020 has demonstrated repeatedly, crisis often brings out the best in people (and, sadly, sometimes the worst).

I am woman. Hear me roar. Our latest instalment of the Hope Book Club explores books about fierce and fiery women.

Social psychologists have found that those who focus most on the present report themselves to be happier than others — but this comes at a price. They do...

A German joke, opined Mark Twain, is no laughing matter. Nor, obviously, is the US election. The result will leave many elated, many miserable, many bewildered.

More than 60 per cent of white frequent church attenders believe Trump "was anointed by God to become President of the United States."

The President's tough-man persona has answered the prayers of white evangelicals in the US, who see him as a prizefighter for their brand of Christian belief.

Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Director Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the power of forgiveness in healing your life.  When you practice forgiveness you...

John Carroll argues that Western culture has been shaped by guilt.

Perhaps the shepherd image doesn’t have the same directness for today’s urban citizens, who may see a sheep only when it’s on their plate.

The rich and sad and quirky inner lives of the constellation of souls we meet in and through Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead novels confirm what we ought to have...

[From 43.47] Simon appears on The Drum to discuss the recent muck-up day plans of Year 12s at Shore School.

[From 01.47 to 19.05]. Natasha Moore speaks to Josh Szeps on ABC Radio Sydney Afternoons about her new book 'The Pleasures of Pessimism'.