Can we trust the historical accounts of the death and resurrection of Jesus?
Can we trust the historical accounts of the death and resurrection of Jesus?
Pria Viswalingam discusses why he believes the Western World to be in decline.
Is the Church an archaic institution past its use-by date? Does it contribute anything to society?
Is the Church an archaic institution past its use-by date? Does it contribute anything to society?
CPX's podcast where we discuss contemporary issues as they relate to matters of belief and faith.
Iain Provan talks to CPX about a variety of topics relating to the Old Testament.
Simon Smart talks with Brendan Fletcher, the writer/director of Mad Bastards
CPX talks Dr Ron Sider, author of Rich Christians in an Age of Hunger
CPX spoke to Philosophy and Ethics Professor Scott Rae
Richard Swinburne on the violence of the Old Testament, evil, divine revelation and unbelief.
CPX was privileged to speak to Stanley Hauerwas
Simon Smart and Greg Clarke went out on the streets to find what Easter means to Australians.
Sociologist John Carroll unpacks the ongoing appeal of the Harry Potter series.
Unwinnable wars, fear, discrimination: we sift the long-term impact of the September 11 attacks.
Andrew McUtchen on the challenge and joy of the most important job he’ll ever have.
In a world obsessed with success, plenty of us feel a compulsive need to achieve.
Greg Sheridan makes a compelling case for reading the Bible, and discovering a Jesus as intriguing as he is attractive.
Life & Faith marks a milestone, and gets a bit nostalgic.
