Mark Stephens argues that the very public nature of Scott Morrison’s Christian faith might actually be a good thing for our society.
Mark Stephens argues that the very public nature of Scott Morrison’s Christian faith might actually be a good thing for our society.
In light of Bill and Melinda Gates’ divorce, Barney Zwartz reflects on the Bible’s understanding of marriage.
Chris Watkin argues a holistic perspective of a renewed social contract takes in far more than just government legislation or public reason.
CPX Associate Emma Wilkins argues that something more than consent education is needed to reduce sexual assault in our society.
Tim Costello ponders Isabel Wilkerson’s recent book Caste and asks: to what extent is Australia a caste-based society?
Stephanie Kate Judd asks if our experiences of caring for our elderly can tell us something about what it means to be human.
Barney Zwartz muses on the relationship between prayer and music as avenues for the inexpressible cries of the human soul.
Natasha Moore comments on a recent survey which suggests that Australians may still be open to spiritual beliefs.
Natasha Moore shares three things she’s learned from the big life lessons offered up by Pixar movies.
Simon Smart asks: How might the Easter story offer hope amidst our culture of public shaming?
Justine Toh ponders meritocracy, the glimpse of grace in the Hamilton musical, and the profound claim at the heart of Easter.
Mark Stephens reflects on Thomas Jefferson’s “Bible”, and what happens when you take the miraculous out of the Jesus story.
