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Parliament of the World's Religions

PaulW wrote 4 days ago: The Parliament of the World’s Religions starts in Melbourne today, and 8000 people will attend … more →

Tags: Interfaith, Parliament of the World's Religions

Can we be good without God?1 comment

PaulW wrote 1 month ago: Or, better put, can we live ethical lives without a faith in God? Lots of people do, so the answer i … more →

Tags: Christopher Hitchens, Eureka St

In the wake of disaster

PaulW wrote 2 months ago: This week has seen horrific natural disasters in our part fo the world—a typhoon and floods in the P … more →

Tags: Floods, Samoa, Tsunami, Philippines, Sumatra, Earthquake

What the h**l does 'conservative' mean anyway?

PaulW wrote 2 months ago: The Conservapedia (no, I’d never heard of it either; I’ll not link to it, you can find i … more →

Tags: lord have mercy

Brisbane dust storm

PaulW wrote 2 months ago: We had a dust storm across eastern Australia yesterday, which was visible from space. Here are photo … more →

Tags: Dust Storm

True instruction is in his mouth...

Mondonico Williams wrote 2 months ago: As I sat in an expository seminar today, I heard Dr. Ted Traylor teach the word of God today from Ma … more →

This is not the way...

PaulW wrote 2 months ago: Whatever your views on abortion, I hope you’d agree that prosecuting this poor couple is not t … more →

Tags: Abortion

Thoughts for Hiroshima Day

PaulW wrote 4 months ago: From Eureka St, 24 June 2008: In 1965, the Second Vatican Council of the Catholic Church declared: … more →

No sex please, we're preambling

PaulW wrote 4 months ago: The recent Assembly hasn’t generated a media frenzy; after all, it wasn’t about sex. But … more →

Tags: Uniting Church in Australia, Al Macrae, Christopher Pearson, Uniting Church Congress

More of the same?

PaulW wrote 4 months ago: A thought-provoking reflection by Alison Atkinson-Phillips on the current Assembly meeting. I don … more →

Tags: Reflection, Uniting Church in Australia, Uniting Church Assembly, Alison Atkinson-Phillips, Andrew Dutney

Trade Justice

PaulW wrote 4 months ago: I want to mention a few things about Assembly…I’ll talk about some highlights soon. Howe … more →

Does this pastor even know what the gospel is?

PaulW wrote 5 months ago: Ken Pagano, the pastor of New Bethel Church (an Assembly of God congregation in Kentucky) is having … more →

Tags: lord have mercy

The dark side of liberalism

PaulW wrote 6 months ago: An interesting article by Giles Fraser in Ekklesia on the way liberalism can imagine it exists indep … more →

Tags: Reflection, EKKLESIA, Giles Fraser, Liberalism

Budget: still waiting for social inclusion2 comments

PaulW wrote 6 months ago: Yesterday, I drew attention to Eureka St’s take on the Budget, with three principles for it to … more →

Tags: Eureka St, Federal Budget

Budget day

PaulW wrote 6 months ago: The federal Budget comes down today, and it’ll be a toughy. Eureka St’s John Warhurst ha … more →

Tags: Eureka St, Federal Budget, Wayne Swann

Chickening out from judgement1 comment

PaulW wrote 7 months ago: Andrew Hamilton has another good piece in Eureka St on whether God sends disaster in response to hum … more →

Tags: Andrew Hamilton, Eureka St, theodicy

Loving gay neighbours—think again for Lent?1 comment

PaulW wrote 9 months ago: A very good article by Simon Barrow, giving a convincing (to me) account of why Christians who conde … more →

Tags: Homosexuality

Failing to understand the nature of an understanding God

PaulW wrote 9 months ago: Barney Zwartz has written a great article. Here’s a taster; read the rest here. CONTROVERSIAL … more →

Tags: Uniting Church in Australia, Bushfires, Nalliah, barney zwartz, Gregor Henderson

What's the opposite of kooky crap?

PaulW wrote 10 months ago: The President of the Uniting Church, Rev Gregor Henderson, has spoken about claims that the Victoria … more →

Tags: Uniting Church in Australia


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