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In this episode AP talks to Dr Owen Strachan. Owen is the provost and research professor of theology at Grace Bible Theological Seminary and a senior fellow for the Family Research […]
Deconstructing Evangelicalism Constantine Campbell’s Jesus v. Evangelicals: A Biblical Critique of a Wayward Movement (Zondervan, 2023) would have to be one of the saddest books I have read in quite some time. […]
It looks likely that Moria Deeming is going to be expelled from the Liberal Party by the opposition leader, John Pesutto. Deeming’s ‘sin’ leading to her expulsion was simply helping […]
It has recently been reported in the ABC that Nathan Maynard, a Tasmanian Aboriginal ‘artist’ (I think we should use the word loosely) is seeking the body of an Australian […]
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 […]
The Anglican Church and ‘Sacramental Sodomy’ What follows below is one of the most articulate and powerful speeches you are likely to hear or view this year. It is by […]
Singleness and the Christian Woman In my twenties, the world was my oyster. I was working as an archaeologist, travelling the world, and active in the church. I knew the […]
One of the greatest challenges a number of Christian women and men have told me they face, is contentment in being single. Especially when their deepest desire is to be […]
Was the Wieambilla Shooting an Act of Christian Terrorism? Tracy Linford, the Deputy Police Commissioner of Queensland, recently described the fatal shooting of two police officers at a property at […]
I have often heard Christians wrestle with the question of whether one can in good conscience practice yoga. Some believers think that it is just a form of relaxation and […]
The Canary in the Coal Mine – Tasmanian Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Conversion Practices Part One: Pseudo-Science and Pseudo–Needs The Tasmanian Law Reform Institute (TLRI) have produced a report […]
Justin Welby, the Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, is currently in Australia and pontificating on the historic wrongs we have committed against indigenous peoples. According to The Australian, Dr Welby stated: ‘There […]
John Knox was a man of prayer. John Knox was not a self-confident man. He deeply sensed his own weakness and unfitness to his task. He once said, “I have […]