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  • Which Religion? Whose Spirituality?

    Doug Hynd contests the generic use of 'religion' and 'spirituality'

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  • Time - The New Poverty

    Robert Banks, author or 'The Tyranny of Time', revisits the pressure of time-poverty and busyness, and calls for a shift in our view of time.

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  • Evangelism on the Way Out, Part 2: Verbal Witness

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    Steve McAlpine asks whether, in an era suspicious of words, we will fall silent for fear of being labelled aggressive, arrogant or rigid. In an age of flabby words, will we stretch “missional” to cover more than it was designed to cover? Are we able to map a path forward in which our proclamation and our practice are in harmony?

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  • Living Advent-urously

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    Gordon Preece sees the best Christian response to the toils of Christmas in a recovery of the meaning of Advent.

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  • Are You Ready for Christmas?

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    Mark Hurst looks at the wholistic, liberating message of Christmas

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  • Book Review - John W. Wilson, Christianity alongside Islam, Acorn Press, 2010

    David O’Brien reviews John W. Wilson, Christianity alongside Islam (Brunswick, Victoria: Acorn Press, 2010)

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  • Justifying Advocacy - Speaking Truth to Power

    On Wednesday, 19 October 2011, Andrew Sloane of Morling College gave the 2011 John Saunders Annual Lecture, presenting a biblical and theological framework that justifies advocacy as a legitimate component of Christian involvement in the world, calling on ‘power’ to be used justly for the poor and disadvantaged.

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  • A Double-Bind Upon the Copts: Dhimmitude in Action

    Why would restoring a church have caused Muslims to be enraged? Why would church renovations be a topic for a Friday sermon in a mosque? Why would Egyptian military stand by and do nothing? Or run over protestors? Why was the attack denied and covered over by the media? The answers are theological: they involve Islamic political theology.

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  • Who Wins? Two Books about Heaven and Hell

    “Let’s you and him fight!” The old comic-book trope is good advice for bystanders as Mark Galli’s God Wins counters Rob Bell and his book Love Wins. The two are respected evangelical leaders, an editor and a pastor, who attract headlines and readerships as they debate “Heaven, Hell” and the “Good News.”

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  • Nurturing Justice for Christianity?

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    It is Jesus, Christians are privileged to confess, who is coming to establish His Kingdom, on earth as it is in heaven. With all our neighbours, we live as the bearers of His image. Despite continual compromise and our total failure to live in obedience to His rule, we are still called to give cogent expression to this Image in how we serve our neighbours with justice. Among all the many things we are called to do in this life, it is a privilege to give political expression to the patience and mercy of the Lord in our lives as citizens.

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