Suffering and Evil in Stranger Things
Katherine speaks with Dr Matthew Tan about the Netflix series Stranger Things: the concept of evil as unreal and the role of suffering.
Katherine speaks with Dr Matthew Tan about the Netflix series Stranger Things: the concept of evil as unreal and the role of suffering.
Daniel Nour speaks to Ruth Moraes of the Sydney Archdiocese’s Justice and Peace Office about how to better give gifts at Christmas.
Katherine and Lorraine speak with Stephen McInerney about liberal education, the loss of culture in Australia, and the teaching program of John Senior.
Archbishop Julian explores whether a person can change into someone else, the pressures placed on young people, and viewing who we are as a gracious gift.
Benjamin Blanchard of SOS Chrétiens d’Orient and Natasha Marsh of Aid to the Church in Need speak on the persecuted Christians of the Middle East in 2017.
Kiara & Luke explore Shusaku Endo’s Silence: the Jesuit spirituality of the novel, and how it can shine a light on our own need for redemption.
Archbishop Julian Porteous discusses the need to return to Jesus’ core teaching in our world today – and what that core teaching is.
Archbishop Julian Porteous discusses the strengths and weaknesses of anti-discrimination law, the problem with “religious exemptions”, and human dignity.