Tag: Christianity

Micaiah In the event that I one day need to deal with a potential father-in-law, one of the ways in which I will probably make...

My write-up of last night's Milo event in Melbourne is tracking nicely, and has generated plenty of discussion. I made a big deal of...

Jael the wife of Heber The postal survey is over, and now it’s time to mop up the mess. It’s time to clean out all...

Adam Piggot in a recent article on Christian men and feminism raised some talking points about the current state of the Church. Adam discusses...

Not including those who spewed out vitriol, abuse, intimidation and violence, congratulations to the Yes supporters. Australia has voted. 7.81 million (61.6%) said Yes...

There is a plethora of material about Darwinian evolutionary theory. Working up along the path of its reception in history, one could spend a lifetime...

Happy Reformation Day! While we mark this very important event, it’s equally important to remember that the Church did not begin in 1517. Christians have a...

England’s Gresham College has a series of excellent lectures available for free on YouTube. Two grabbed my attention; Alister McGrath’s, ‘Darwin, Evolution and God:...

Karl Barth and Roger Scruton make unlikely conversation partners. Barth, was a Reformed Swiss theologian, who held up the distinction between theology and philosophy,...

An interesting discussion, among hundreds of comments generated by yesterday's encore of Moses Apostaticus' excellent The Myth of Aboriginal Exceptionalism on The XYZ, centred...