Living in Persecution
Archbishop Nona shares his story of living in Iraq where Christians have been persecuted and how we can confront persecution and terrorism with our faith.
Browsing: Talks
Any room for priests, monks and nuns in an atheistic world?
Fr Pius Mary Noonan OSB looks at what the meaning and practice of the monastic life, and its role in the context of an increasingly atheistic world.
Christian Foundations of the Rule of Law in the West
Prof Augusto Zimmermann outlines how Christianity has influenced the development of the rule of law in the western world, and looks at the thinkers who have been part of this development.
Conservative Values and Mainstream Media
Prof Margaret Somerville draws on her experience in various ethics and policy debates to answer the question: “Why are conservative values so difficult to present in mainstream media?”
The Why and How of Defeating Cultural Marxism
Erik Peacock explores the phenomenon of cultural Marxism as distinct from classical Marxism and proposes strategies to defeat its influence in the world today.
Not Yet Erased: Christianity as an Overlooked Minority
Nigel Zimmermann explores the erasure of Christianity from the Australian public square, and how Christians can respond to this environment by becoming “creative minorities” to revive society.
Imagine There’s a Heaven: Plight of the Post-Secular
Karl Schmude explores the concept of post-secularism with reference to the crisis of liberalism and the damage done to relationships between men and women.
How Christianity has made Sense of Human Suffering
Rev Campbell Markham provides 10 lessons on the Christian meaning of suffering from the thought of 19th Century French Protestant pastor Adolphe Monod.