CPX In the Media

How do you measure your worth? Is it money in the bank ? The closeness of your relationships with family and friends? Or is it a bulging CV...

If my life isn’t going to revolve around what I or my kids accomplish, I’ll need to find something else

Has "workism" and obsession with achievement replaced religion? In a new book, Justine Toh challenges the market-driven idea of meritocracy, saying it has created a culture of smugness...

Rev. Bill Crews chats to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the call from Catholic and Anglican leaders not to make COVID vaccination mandatory for...

“Abandon all hope, ye who enter here,” reads the sign at the entrance to hell in Dante’s Divine Comedy (readers of my columns might be familiar with the...

Rev. Bill Crews chats to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the moral obligation Australia has in helping Afghan refugees.

It’s eighty years ago this month since C.S. Lewis — an Oxford don almost entirely unknown to the public — stepped up to the microphone at the London...

Generosity and compassion towards refugees sits well within the history and traditions of the Liberal Party.

Mark Stephens, a senior research fellow at the Centre for Public Christianity (CPX), has explored whether it’s possible to think better.

In the 2011 Census, where nearly 30 per cent did not identify with any religion, only 59,000 said they were atheists, a minuscule proportion.

Australians nominating as Christians are about to dip below 50 per cent in the coming census, but that doesn’t necessarily make us a godless nation.

It's worth repeating - none of us can be safe and free until all of us are.