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‘Heritage’ is no argument against change on parliamentary prayers
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Reproducibility: A foundation of scientific credibility
Many people have been there. The dinner party is going well until someone decides to introduce a controversial topic. In ...
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Why extremists see gold in the migration debate
There’s nothing new about debates around immigration in an Australian election campaign and it’s sensible that they happen. There’s also ...
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What gives you the right to an opinion?
Opinions loom large in the contemporary world. They inform people’s behaviour. They lead to actions which seriously affect both individuals ...
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Can we find common ground between moderate leftists and ‘wokists’?
A.C. Grayling’s new book Discriminations: Making Peace in the Culture Wars sees the renowned philosopher wading into the ethical minefields of ‘woke’ activism, ...
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Faith in the firing line: Evidence shows military service turns people off religion
Many religionists – especially those who have a mission of evangelising in the Defence Forces – will often throw around ...
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