Shady Kiryakos Nessim Current student and alumnus, St Athanasius College, The University of Divinity Monastic rules of our lives: the inner cell and the secret place The ‘cell’, to the secular world, is more than often...
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Monastic rules for our lives: The virtue of silence
Shady Kiryakos Nessim Current student and alumnus, St Athanasius College, The University of Divinity Walking into the Yarra Valley, one cannot ignore the serenity that compliments the Maroondah Reservoir Park, and the...
Faith
By Barney Zwartz April 21, 2019 Is there life after death? In this increasingly materialistic age in which many believe only in what they can measure, it is a question we tend to defer, but the older we get the more we...
Cross purposes – delving into denominations
Christianity is divided into thousands of denominations, but there are many things we share in common.
Breakthrough on teaching theology through Indigenous eyes
Kaylee Payne, 9 April 2019 This article was originally published on Eternitynews.com.au Uncle Ray Minniecon, an elder statesman and Aboriginal pastor from Sydney, has knocked on the doors of Australian theological...
AM for career in theology
Angela Crawford, 31 January 2019 Published by Midland Express Republished with permission Reverend Dr Charles Sherlock spent 26 years among the exclusive membership of the Anglican Roman Catholic International...
Postgrad Australia Scholarship
PostgradAustralia helps prospective postgraduate university students find courses and scholarships through digital products and print publications. What is PostgradAustralia? PostgradAustralia helps prospective...
Without labels
Abanob Saad Re-published with permission. Read the original article. I have a dream that gay people and straight people will live together without labels, fights or shackles. I have a dream that gay people will be just...
Faith
One of my favourite hymns, by George Matheson, I call the paradox hymn because it contains truths in tension that seem to me to go not only to the heart of religion but of that human reality that cannot be completely...
Climate change: verging on a slow-burning apocalypse?
Bruce Duncan Astonishingly, some people are still not convinced about the dangers of climate change, despite frequent reports of extreme weather events, rising sea levels and record global temperatures. Europe in July...
