Ultimately, for the Christian, the core of voting means voting for the party that will do the most for those who are most disadvantaged in the world, not the party that will do the most for ourselves.

We have seen genuine political parties give way to the rise of 'public relations firms', threatening to undermine respect for public governance, for state-crafting,

This exploration of Daniel Akst’s ‘Facing Up to Death,’ a review of Katie Roiphe’s The Violet Hour, looks at how 'religion' is experienced by everyday people as they face death.

Suicide rates have not fallen, but in fact increased, since the introduction of 'assisted dying' in Oregon, USA. Therefore the claim that legalising assisted dying might reduce the suicide rate in Australia is spurious.

A response for discussion ahead of this week's vote in the Victorian Parliament on Late-Term Abortions.

The church needs to send a clearer message on domestic violence, argues the executive director of the Women's Commission of the World Evangelical Alliance.

Newcastle University Professor of Law discusses recent news items that have raised issues of free speech about religion and its legal consequences.

Submission on behalf of the Social Responsibilities Committee of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne to the Inquiry into End of Life Choices by the Victorian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Legal and Social Issues.

Here you will find the endnotes for Gordon Preece's Zadok Paper ‘Re-­Tayloring Time'. You can subscribe to Zadok Perspectives via the Publications section of our website.

Is there a need for a Safe Schools program? Gordon Preece's short piece leads the discussion, followed by links to related articles.