Justine Toh on the new Mary Magdalene film – which makes for awkward viewing in a time of #MeToo.
Justine Toh on the new Mary Magdalene film – which makes for awkward viewing in a time of #MeToo.
Stephen Liggins considers a new scandal in light of an old ethic.
Nick Spencer on what the Presidents Club dinner fiasco tells us about human dignity.
Hugh Chilton weighs the unlikely legacy of Billy Graham’s Australian “Crusades”.
Barney Zwartz on the four great secular faiths of the last 150 years.
I have always had a general ambition to be a better, nobler, wiser person, but somehow I never seem to have time.
Natasha Moore looks to an unlikely (18th-century) source for new year’s inspiration.
Simon Smart on disenchantment with Christmas – and with Christianity.
Christmas lunch can be an oddly radical site for encounters with those we disagree with.
Some will head home joyfully this Christmas. Others? Not so much.
Barney Zwartz reviews Reza Aslan’s book God: A Human History.
Simon Smart on how to beat FOMO.
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