The Twilight Phenomenon
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The Arts![]() |
Literature's Promised End TProfessor Paul Fiddes of Oxford University and Greg Clarke discuss God, human nature and the future of the world in literature. Watch >> |
News![]() |
The Bible in Modern Society Writing for The Punch, Greg Clarke reflects on a recent exhibition of some of Australia's historic Bibles, and their place in shaping our society. Read more >> |
Christianity![]() |
The Scandal of Grace Professor John Barclay of Durham University discusses the radical difference between grace and the idea of 'gift' with John Dickson. Watch >> |
Ethics![]() |
Voices for Justice Micah Challenge's Voices for Justice saw delegates from around the country lobbying politicians to ensure that Australia play its role to halve extreme poverty by 2015. Watch >> |
Big Questions |
Time to seek the lost? Greg Clarke and Simon Smart consider theological principles that could guide a wealthy nation's attitude towards desperate people. Read more >> |
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Religion in education CPX invited Jane Caro, advocate of public education, into the studio with Dr Timothy Wright, Headmaster of Sydney’s Shore School, to discuss public education and where religion fits into education. Read more>> |
History![]() |
Paul vs Jesus CPX interviews Professor Darrell Bock about whether, claims that it was the apostle Paul who invented Christianity, have any historical credibility. Watch >> |
World Religions![]() |
A natural belief? Oxford Developmental Psychologist Olivera Petrovich explains her research that suggests belief in a creator is the default position of children. Watch >> |
Science & Religion |
The Re-Trial of Galileo Was Galileo convicted justly? Or is this well-worn story a gross distortion? This is what a cast of churchmen, scientists, historians, lawyers and philosophers set out to determine. Read More >> |
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