CPX In the Media

There is a sharpness to the irony of the bombings in Sri Lanka occurring on Easter Day. This is the day that Christians believe Jesus Christ rose from...

Religious people generally bristle at the charge that their cherished beliefs belong in the same category as fairies, or dragons, or flying spaghetti monsters.

Andrew West talks to Tim Dixon, who delivered CPX's 2019 Richard Johnson Lecture, about important new research.

Across the Western world we are entering dangerous waters, as public disdain for others becomes the norm rather than the exception. Easter can inspire us to think differently.

It is a question we tend to defer, but the older we get the more we are inclined to wonder about it.

You can buy a zombie Jesus t-shirt on Amazon — but was Jesus undead? Join guest host Justine Toh and the God Forbid panel as they explore what...

On the day of the fire, one photo captured a message.

I reckon an extremely strong case can be made that sport—embraced as it is by so many Australians—fits comfortably with the true meaning of Easter.

Notre Dame burned. Like many in Australia, I woke up yesterday to the news of the fire that consumes the Cathedral. The images on the television and in...

Orthodox Jew Judith Levitan explains the Seder meal that's central to Pesach, or Passover — and the power of stories to create identity.

Bill Crews speaks to Simon Smart about the recent blow-up over Israel Folau's social media comments.

Our new series mines the riches of religion for practical life advice. First up, we explore chronic distraction in a world full of hand-held devices — our contemporary equivalent...