We speak to philosophy lecturer Dr Renee Kohler-Ryan about the history of free speech, the purpose of this right, and the strengths & weaknesses of both sides of the free speech argument – particularly as it has played out in Australia in recent years.
Ashleigh Green explains the Christian response to Muslims in light of recent tragedies and how Christians and Muslims can live alongside each other without abandoning the call to evangelisation.
Attorney General George Brandis outlines how our modern conception of freedom and rights finds its foundation in Christianity.
We sat down with Melkite Archbishop Robert Rabbat to discuss the situation in the Middle East, how we can help out from a distance, the upcoming Day of Solidarity, and the planned Australian bishops’ visit to Lebanon, Iraq and Kurdistan.
Fr Bill Miscamble speaks on whether the rise of Catholics in U.S. politics has led to a religious influence on policy and the privatisation of religion.
This weekend’s Victorian election is promising to be a tight race, with the Coalition government at risk of becoming Victoria’s first one-term government in over 40 years.
Caritas Australia have released a new report calling for an end to sexual violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women.
Cardinal Raymond Burke answers a wide variety of questions at the University of Sydney: from the sexual abuse crisis, to justice of the removal of Bishop Bill Morris, to the persecution of Christians in the Middle East.