Tag: Christianity
Knights’ victory over the Rabbitohs was entertaining – but not sustainable
Much like a footy team that can score freely but can’t defend, we can find ourselves moving quickly, but not always meaningfully.
Turbo’s injury revealed true compassion in a world that misunderstands it
In a world that increasingly wants to deny any value in suffering, a small moment of shared compassion reminds us that the human heart still knows what it means to suffer with another.
Christianity has deep roots in China
Christianity in China is far, far older than Communism, which is essentially clapped-out, second-rate 19th century German philosophy. And it was “sinicised” hundreds of years ago.
Pop culture is quietly becoming more Christian
From The Chosen to Jelly Roll’s Grammy Awards acceptance speech, there is a noticeable shift in pop culture’s treatment of Christianity and Catholicism.
Be bold, journalist Greg Sheridan tells believers
One of Australia’s leading commentators on politics and foreign affairs has written a challenging book about evangelising in today’s secularised culture.
Leaders gather for Dear Unity project
Christian entrepreneur Philip Ryall has launched a new book which seeks to bring all members of the various Christian denominations to “come into agreement.”
Minns celebrates Christianity
Addressing the launch of the Christian Alliance Council of NSW at Parliament House last week, NSW Premier Chris Minns reflected on the contribution of Christianity to public life in NSW.
Book review: Live Not by Lies by Rod Dreher
Live Not by Lies, both the 2020 book and its new documentary version illustrates the fallibilities of conservative socio-political commentary.
The Christian heroism of Anzac Day
Does the “one day of the year” give you a lump in your throat?
Greg Sheridan delivers annual Kathleen Burrows Institute lecture at USyd
Guests at the University of Sydney’s St John College were treated to a talk from noted journalist Greg Sheridan AO at the annual Kathleen Burrows Research Institute Lecture. Instead of listening to the state of the world, however, the audience was given a short history of the early Christians and why Christianity is good for society.
Consecration of new church on banks of Jordan River called a...
Cardinal Pietro Parolin, Vatican secretary of state, representing Pope Francis, inaugurated and consecrated the Church of the Baptism of the Lord at Al-Maghtas, Jordan, near the Jordan River.
Christians seek a public holiday on Easter Sunday in Bangladesh
Amid signs of changes and more religious inclusivity in the country, church leaders in Bangladesh called for Easter Sunday to be a public holiday for them.




















