Silence and self-reflection in a world saturated with social media
Justine Toh on the way silent self-reflection is an endangered species in our noisy world. 
Utilitarianism and drugs in sport
Simon Smart explores the way the drugs in sport scandal reveals the limits of utilitarian thinking.
Easter, My Lai and the Mysterious Victory of the Cross
Simon Smart on the mysterious victory of the cross over evil.
All in the mind? Psychology, Mindfulness and Christianity
Leisa Aitken provides a rundown of mindfulness' roots in Buddhism and discusses its uses in therapy. 
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Prophet, Priest, Martyr… God?
Erin Wilson examines the role of the President in the US 'civil religion'
Revenge is not so sweet
Zero Dark Thirty & Django Unchained have a lot to teach about the pointlessness of seeking revenge.
After Capitalism: Rethinking Economic Relationships
Gordon Menzies reviews the new book from Paul Mills and Michael Schluter.
Whatever it takes: sexual abuse and the church
Simon Smart considers how the Church should respond to the Royal Commission into sex abuse.
Liquid love laid bare
Justine Toh examines Jesse Fink's memoir Laid Bare and ponders the nature of love and sex today.
Rants, reason and the religious right in US politics
Does being a Christian in America automatically mean being a Republican?
The survival of the sexiest
Is the priority given to sexual freedom just a sellout to free market liberalism?
Reason has its place, but the human heart yearns for awe
Can the atheist worldview account for the longings of the human heart?
Fifty shades of selfish desire in the twilight of fantasy
What do Fifty Shades of Grey and Twilight have in common? They are both 'romance porn'.
