CPX In the Media

Bill Crews talks with Simon Smart about the Folau saga and asks: How much support is there among Christians?

As our nation forgets its cultural history and moves away from Christianity, more of us have little idea of what we are really rejecting.

Jordan Peterson doesn't go to church and won't be pinned down on what he believes about God. So what is it that Christians are finding in his message?

Recently one of Australia's best-known poets, Les Murray, passed away at the age of eighty. James and the panel remember Murray and discuss how his faith influenced his...

From quirky Professor Don Tilman to Stephen King's teenage misfit Carrie, and quirky authors themselves, this episode covers a few of literature's odd-bods. 

I feel sorry for him. He’s the subject of a mob justice that has determined that not only is the content of his post hateful but so too...

Why aren't you married yet? Being single is a stigma in faith-based communities which extol marriage and family. Guest host Justine Toh and the God Forbid panel explore...

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.

Shane Clifton talks to Justine Toh about living with disability, how it's impacted his faith, and why narratives of individual achievement like 'mind over matter' just don't cut...

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.