Luke, Kiara and Victoria dive in to The Communist Manifesto; exploring how the document fails in its understanding of the human person, whether having wealth is inherently evil, and whether trade unions can be a force for good.
Fr Robert Barron explains why the blind faith and Biblical literalism mocked by new atheists are foreign to Catholic teaching and practice.
ACU Vice-Chancellor and public law expert Professor Greg Craven speaks on the history of religion in Australia, how religious freedom is being eroded in law and politics, and the only effective way Australians can defend such a liberty.
We chat to In God They Trust? author Roy Williams about the role of religion for Tony Abbott as Prime Minister, whether a person of faith can currently stand for their religion in the current political landscape, and how the faithful can make their voices heard.
In an address to the St Thomas More Society, Roy Williams explores the sectarian past of the Australian nation, and the approach to faith and religion taken by our leaders from all sides of politics.
Does the Church uses its influence to impose its own views on society? What is the relationship between Church and State? What does the Church have to contribute to the public sphere? Bishop Julian discusses these questions and more in this episode of Q&A.
Dr Matthew Tan explores why to be truly Christian is to be truly green.
Does the Church outright reject Marxism and Socialism? Is the Church an advocate of free-market capitalism? What does the Church have to say about economic & social systems, and particularly the distribution of wealth? Bishop Julian answers these questions, and more!