Education
What’s so offensive about secularism?
Demonising secularism has become something of a sport for the religious right in the United States. Secularists are routinely painted ...
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Why God has no place in public schools
As I sat in my classrooms at Frenchs Forest Public, Chatswood Public and Forest High, dreaming about my future, I ...
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112 years on, Religious Instruction remains controversial in Queensland
The genesis – pun intended – of Religious Instruction (RI) in Queensland state schools has its roots in a 1910 ...
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Building political knowledge is in our nation’s interest
ASIO’s Annual Threat Assessment delivered last week by its Director-General, Mike Burgess, shed light on the organisation’s national security priorities. ...
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How the school chaplaincy program crosses a line
Last month, as Queensland stepped up its efforts to vaccinate children before the start of the school year as the ...
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The resignation of Peter Boghossian: What it shows about academic illiberalism
Peter Boghossian is a philosopher and teacher of critical thinking and ethics. He is an old friend of several members ...
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On prescriptiveness
The ‘RSA Daily’, expertly and conscientiously compiled by Meredith Doig, reaches my email each weekday morning at a time proving ...
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