An aerospace engineer and an astrogeologist discuss the whether and why of space exploration.
An aerospace engineer and an astrogeologist discuss the whether and why of space exploration.
Is the human race on an inevitable trajectory onward and upward? Not quite, says Nick Spencer.
Politics, religion, and being a good guest at dinner - or a good citizen in the public square.
The gripping, often irreverent, sometimes hilarious history of the Bible in Australian culture.
How a near-death experience helped one man embrace all of life – the beautiful, and the ugly.
Astrophysicist Jennifer Wiseman on star-gazing, human significance, and the prospect of extra-terrestrial life.
Will the real Jesus please stand up? John Dickson’s new book is a quest for the historical Jesus.
Two Aboriginal women give their first-hand accounts of growing up on Christian missions.
Social researcher Hugh Mackay on building a more compassionate and less anxious society.
The greatest facepalm of the Crusades - and more stories of crusaders turning on other Christians.
The hungry, the sick, the imprisoned - or as the Knights of Malta called them, “Our Lords the Sick”.
A confronting - and deeply personal - look at the roots of racial division in the US.
Jim lived through the Troubles. He takes us on a very personal tour of this fraught history.
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.
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