Christ and the Church
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe explains what it means to be a Christian and to be deeply immersed in the Church, and our role as the body of Christ.
Browsing: Talk / Lecture Series
Religion and Terrorism
Professor Matthew Ogilvie talks about ideas having consequences, particularly the ideas that concern our perception of the nature of God and our humanity.
Religion and Politics
Senator Joe Bullock of the Australian Labor Party talks about men and woman of faith being called to action by involving themselves in the political arena.
Dante and the Modern Search for Meaning
Heaven and Hell, passion and virtue: Professor John Kinder discusses Dante’s search for meaning.
Beauty Will Save the World
Professor Tracey Rowland explores the power of beauty, and the way it prevents a ‘pinched’ and lean Catholic spirituality.
Catholic Feminism: An Oxymoron?
Professor Celia Hammond explores whether Catholic Feminism is possible – by looking at the history of feminism and the Catholic approach to women.
Divinity in the Dock
Glen Bolas discusses the history of dissent against the divinity of Christ, and explores these claims against the words of Christ Himself.
War by Other Meangirls: Pop Culture as Total War
In this talk, Dr Matthew Tan explains how pop-culture and capitalism have brought war and the desire for domination into aspects of our social fabric, and how this can be fixed.