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The Wesleyan Quadrilateral vs The Presbyterian Pentagon There’s a helpful and well-known method for indulging in theological reflection called ‘The Wesleyan Quadrilateral’. Consistent with its geometric shape, each of its […]
From Swami to Christian I first began to practice yoga at school and within a few years this took me on a path of total commitment to living the life […]
Faith, Miracles, and the Kingdom of God. David Hume once proposed: ‘Upon the whole, we may conclude, that the Christian religion not only was at first attended with miracles, […]
What do Jehovah’s Witnesses teach? Are you curious? Their central doctrine states that Christians have two different ways to eternal life. Jesus says a narrow road leads to eternal life: […]
In a significant step of moral unity, evangelical church leaders and Muslim academics recently issued a joint statement as to why doctor-assisted suicide should not be legalised in NSW. What […]
Today I had the opportunity to interview Mr Christensen about his Bill which protects children born alive after an abortion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzGvblkzehI Mr Christensen has proposed a bill August this year to […]
Alex Greenwich, an independent MP in Sydney, is currently championing a Bill for state-sanctioned suicide in the NSW parliament. To introduce such legislation at the height of a world-wide pandemic […]
There is a concerning attempt by some leaders in the church to limit the definition of freedom of conscience to solely religious beliefs (as long as these do not directly […]
‘Would you come to the hospital? As soon as possible, please? The doctor has said it is only days at the most. Her kidneys are shutting down and it may […]
Rasheed (not his real name), a middle-aged imam, looked out of the window as the bus travelled through the busy traffic of the city in Pakistan that had become his […]
C. S. Lewis had a significant ministry in corresponding with people who wrote to him about their spiritual doubts. One such person was Sheldon Vanauken who recorded the integral place […]