On Prisons and Popes
A few thoughts on the government's recent decision to rescind prisoners' voting rights and the passing of Pope Francis. What a combo! Plus, a preview of my trip to Israel.
Religion
Hopes for a New Pope
There are 1.4 billion of us Catholics and unlike the world’s Muslims, our doctrines, religious practices and moral priorities are theoretically decided by one man.
One News Spends $1 Million to Attack
Who is One News to play God? It should be wound up. It serves no purpose.
Why Do Catholics Ignore the Internet?
It’s also never been easier for the Vatican to control politics using the internet.
Face of the Day
Francis’s body will be transferred to St Peter’s basilica on Wednesday morning to allow members of the public to pay their respects.
Something Strange and Wonderful Is Happening
Young people, young men especially, are re-discovering the promise of Christianity.
Why We Need to Re-Christianise the West
Christianity is the soul of the West: we abandon it at our societal peril.
Progressive Christianity: A Different Faith Altogether
Progressive Christianity seems to reinterpret Christian teaching to conform with modern society. This sets Progressive Christianity on a collision course with Conservative Christianity.
How This Republican Atheist Found God and King
Atheism and republicanism are childish things I learned to put away.
In Two Minds and Out of Both of Them
The sheer humbug of transgenderism’s unexamined catchwords.
70 Christians Beheaded in Church Attack
Religious freedom organizations have repeatedly warned that persecution against Christians is on the rise, with thousands killed each year simply for their faith.