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Guinness and God happens one Tuesday a month, from 6:30pm at King O’Malley’s Pub in Garema Place, thanks to the efforts of the Catholic LIFE team from the Canberra-Goulburn Archdiocese and the Australian Catholic University. For more details visit www.guinnessandgod.com.

Evangelisation Sam Clear

G&G: For Christian Unity

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Sam Clear discusses the root of his passion for Christian unity, and the extraordinary journey hen took for the cause – including the surprises he encountered along the way.

Bp Robert Barron Fr Robert Barron

G&G: Longings of the Heart

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Fr. Robert Barron in this talk asks the question: What ultimately makes us happy and fills the infinite longings of our hearts? He explores and rebuts the answers that the world gives: wealth, pleasure, power and honour; and finally provides the answer that we hear from God Himself.

Evangelisation leap jump faith

G&G: Sharing Your Faith

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Peter Holmes discusses how we can share our faith without losing our friends: including the pitfalls we can fall into in trying to proclaim truth, the barriers we need to overcome in discussing the faith, and the strategies we need to internalise for evangelisation without putting others off.

Evangelisation

G&G: Faith in Postmodern World

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Fr. Chris Ryan MGL looks at the insights gained from Pope Benedict XVI on the Christian faith in a modern and postmodern world. He discusses the ideas of modernity and its view of Christianity, the narrative knowledge which a modern worldview seeks to ignore, and Pope Benedict XVI’s commentary on these philosophies.

Bioethics Children in God's Image

G&G: Creating Children we want?

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Dr. Deirdre Little discusses the recent scientific and political advances regarding embryo ‘quality checks’; including the history of eugenics throughout the world, the recent resurgence of eugenics through pre-natal screening, the prenatal screening process and the confusion surrounding it, as well as the disturbing trends in the use of screening in the medical profession.

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