John Lennox on where science came from, religious violence, and God talk in post-Soviet Russia.
John Lennox on where science came from, religious violence, and God talk in post-Soviet Russia.
Master storyteller Tim Winton on unlikely friendships, masculinity, and grace.
The story of one of the most elusive, controversial, and misinterpreted figures in ancient history.
What is an artist doing working for NASA? Dan Goods on the beauty and vastness of the universe.
How Florence Nightingale, Hannah Marshman, and Harriet Beecher Stowe changed the world.
Hugh Chilton weighs the unlikely legacy of Billy Graham’s Australian “Crusades”.
An exploration of one of the most central questions of our culture: who am I?
An atheist, a Taliban leader, and a teenager fighting cancer respond to the Bible.
Why the world needs refugee organisations – both secular and religious – to work together for good.
On any given Sunday in America, you may find more people in football stadiums than in churches.
An exploration of the discomfort, disagreements, and disasters of Christmases past and present.
The story of Arthur Stace and the message of hope he wrote on the footpaths of Sydney.
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
Be true to yourself. Follow your heart. Write your own story. Issues of identity are of overwhelming importance to us.…
What does the sacrifice of Jesus have to do with the sacrifices made by our servicemen and women?
William Cavanaugh’s pre-election analysis is vindicated by the post-election reality.
Ticking “no religion” on surveys is on the rise. But what does it mean to say you have no religion?
Simon Smart on how to beat FOMO.
Barney Zwartz thinks it’s not the fact of disagreement that matters, but how we deal with it.
New archaeological evidence suggests Hebrew may be the world’s oldest alphabet.
Barney Zwartz on how Martin Luther made the world we live in.
Natasha Moore on vertigo, fear, safety, adventure, and the thirst for wildness in relation to a new film: Mountain.
Barney Zwartz argues that the church still has a responsibility to speak up on social issues.
Sarah Williams reflects on the loss of a child, and how we earn the right to be human.
Five minutes with Amy Orr-Ewing on why you might consider trusting – and reading! – the Bible.
Phil Camden has Motor Neurone Disease - and robust hope for the future.
Troy Murphy serves as a chaplain to the Green Bay Packers.
What happens when we stop listening to people from other times and places?
Q & A session with Amy Orr-Ewing. Watch the original talk here.
Scott Stephens, editor of ABC’s Religion & Ethics website, shares his own fascinating backstory.
One man’s commitment to free vulnerable people from oppression and restore their dignity.
Film and TV critic Alissa Wilkinson on the end of the world - as pop culture imagines it.
The world’s best-selling book has its own museum - of biblical proportions - in Washington.
A dangerous personality. The printing press. Social reform. What made the Reformation so successful?
A Martin Luther impersonator, a pastor, and an artist on an event that changed the world.
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