Richard Johnson Lecture - Landing Page - Centre for Public Christianity

An annual lecture that seeks to highlight Christianity’s relevance to society and positively contribute to public discourse on key aspects of civil life.

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WHY TECHNOLOGY KEEPS DISAPPOINTING US

SYDNEY 01.09.22
MELBOURNE 05.09.22

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Past Lectures

OUT OF SIGHT - ATTENTIVENESS IN A DISMISSIVE AGE

2021

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CROSSING THE GREAT DIVIDE. Building Bridges in an age of tribalism

2019

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IS CHRISTIANITY BAD NEWS FOR WOMEN?

2017

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THE END OF FAITH: HAS SCIENCE MADE RELIGION REDUNDANT?

2015

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FREE TO BE ME? The forgotten story of religious liberty

2020

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WHERE DID I COME FROM? CHRISTIANITY, SECULARISM, AND THE INDIVIDUAL

2018

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THE MYTH OF RELIGIOUS VIOLENCE

2016

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A PUBLIC FAITH: SERVING THE COMMON GOOD

2014

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WHO WAS RICHARD JOHNSON?

The Richard Johnson Lecture, named in memory of the first chaplain, seeks to examine the place of Christianity in public life—its legacy and contribution to the common good.