Dr Benjamin Wiker speaks about the gap between Christianity and secularism, why we cannot rely on a “vestigial” relationship with Christian morality, and how we must approach and evangelise the secular culture.
Dr Wanda Skowonska explores how language is being used to manipulate on a societal level with regards to the degradation of spiritual language, the popularising dehumanising words, and the increasing redemption theme of ecological language.
Dr Robert Tilley addresses neo-gnosticism as found in the current world through the lens of Popes Francis, Benedict XVI and St John Paul II – looking out how a true Catholic view of the world affects education, academia and creativity.
In this conversation at Theology on Tap, Professor John Finnis and Bishop Anthony Fisher OP discuss the recent popes’ thoughts on faith and reason, the Second Vatican Council, the problem of relativism & more.
Karl Schmude speaks on G.K. Chesterton’s influence throughout the world, his response to attacks on Christianity, and his fascinating approach to faith as essential to humanity.
In this talk presented at Scholarship in the Cathedral, Scott Stephens (ABC Religion & Ethics) reflects on the current state of education through the lens of C.S. Lewis’ reflections in The Abolition of Man…
In this Lumen Verum lecture, Mr Hitchings discusses the tragedy of AIDS in recent times, the response of governments and NGOs, and the policy-oriented obscuring of non-contraceptive prevention measures.
We talk to the Archdiocese of Melbourne’s Women’s Liason Officer and Anima Women’s Network Convener Anna Krohn about the role of women in the Church and how the New Feminism can help us to truly embrace the dignity of woman.