Is ‘comprehensive’ Anglicanism possible? Two competing visions for Australia’s Anglicans – a ‘comprehensive’ mix of progressives and others or a church divided by theology and geography have emerged from a debate in Queensland. Progressives put forward the ideal of “comprehensive… Continue Reading
For most Australians, the vax wars are over. But there are those – including Christians who can’t let it go. They are still disappointed that a mass movement, led by churches, did not overturn vaccine mandates and rules that, for… Continue Reading
The rebuilding effort for the Family First Party (FFP) led by its new National Director Lyle Shelton has received a taste of just how hard it will be to build a political home for Christian and other social conservatives. The… Continue Reading
Mark Tronson had ideas and acted on them – in Christian endeavours as varied as sports chaplaincy to creative writing. Tronson, a Baptist pastor, passed away early this week, leaving behind a lifetime of innovative ministry. Mark was inescapable, bubbling… Continue Reading
Like an Old Testament prophet speaking judgment against Babylon, Margie Pestorius who was arrested taking part in the “Blockade Australia” protests that snarled Sydney traffic last week, speaks against Sydney as an “evil city” One young woman chained herself inside… Continue Reading
For me, Eternity is not forever. No, not the Eternity that Christians look forward to, but the website and newspaper I founded thirteen years ago. I am leaving as Eternity takes what some will see as a new direction. I… Continue Reading