A Review of Stanley Hauerwas, Hannah's Child: A Theologian's Memoir (Grand Rapids, Mich.: Wm. B. Eerdmans, 2010)

A critical look at a submission to the Senate Inquiry into same-sex marriage by a group called Doctors for the Family.

Graham Hill draws lessons for Christian identity and mission from Miroslav Volf's theology of culture.

What will urban communities look like in 2032? Many cracks in our existing urban framework, without significant changes to the way we do local community and with an increasing population, may just cause that framework to crumble.

Did you enjoy eating chocolate at Easter? Some sweet treats on Mothers' Day? Well, STOP THE TRAFFIK would like the chocolate experience to be enjoyable for everyone, from beginning to end.

$97 billion are spent on pornography each year. And this is not just a problem for those outside the church.

Ben Thurley looks at the wavering commitment of government to overseas aid in the face of rhetoric over 'budget surplus' and 'responsible economic management'. Will we 'balance the books on the back of the poor'?

Two ethicists, Alberto Giubilini and Francesca Minerva attempted to philosophically legitimise the killing of infants if they became an “unbearable burden” to their families. Their arguments were published in a mainstream intellectual forum. The essay’s appearance forces us to grapple with both individual ethical decrepitude, and the present nature of a culture that has enabled such views to be seriously aired.

What happens for women when beauty is no longer something to appreciate for a moment, but an ideal to which they feel the pressure to measure up. Christine Redwood looks at the precarious balancing act women find themselves performing in society and even in the church.

Paul Tyson asks whether the sentimentality surrounding the ANZAC mythos helps us avoid rather than face the realities of modern war.