Resource Library

Big Questions

- Atheism [51]
- Miracles [4]
- Suffering and Evil [21]
- Violence [18]
- World Views [14]

World Religions

- Buddhism [3]
- Christianity [151]
- Hinduism [3]
- Islam [11]
- Judaism [6]

Science & Faith

- Evolution [14]
- History of Science [14]
- The Universe [4]

Ethics

- Business [4]
- Medical [5]
- Sexual [13]

Society & Politics

- Belief [85]
- Contemporary Society [128]
- Economics [13]
- Education [5]
- Environment [8]
- Justice [40]
- Politics [30]

History

- Biblical [27]
- Christianity in History [27]
- Early Christianity [20]
- The Historical Jesus [36]

The Arts

- Film & TV [38]
- Literature [20]
- Other [16]
- Visual Arts [9]

Lives of Faith

 

CPX in the Media

Melancholia, and the meaning of life - Justine Toh considers Lars von Trier's latest film, an unforgettable, if profoundly discomfiting, viewing experience - one that leaves the audience wondering what kind of universe we inhabit.
A solo Christmas is not necessarily a sad thing - Justine Toh on the value of spending Christmas with others.
Believer or not, hope sustains all - Simon Smart responds to the claim that the Christmas-story is nothing more than wish-fulfilment, arguing that something can be both a wish and reality at the same time and that disbelief can be wish-fulfilment just as much as belief.
Maybe Steve Job’s life wasn’t so wonderful after all - Justine Toh on It's a Wonderful Life's George Bailey and why maybe Steve Jobs' life mightn't have been so 'wonderful'
Twilight reflection of our ‘amortal’ lives - Justine Toh on how Twilight's cast of undying beautiful people strangely ape the 'amortal' hopes and dreams of our culture.