Ethics & Religion
Can ethical leaders make teams more creative?
Gamze Koseoglu
19/07/2022
The ubiquity of social media means that in today’s business environment, an organisations’ actions are highly visible to the public. ...
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A country retreating from faith
Hugh Harris
30/06/2022
The 2021 census reveals a society in transformation. In terms of religion, the earth is shifting beneath our feet. Rocketing ...
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The religion question: Counting down to the census results
Michael Dove
03/06/2022
The results of the 2021 census are due to be released at the end of this month. One of the ...
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Affirming same-sex marriage in the Anglican Church
Matthew Anstey
23/05/2022
Every three years, Anglicans from across Australia gather for our national synod, a five-day meeting to discuss important issues affecting ...
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Anzac Day: Religious services are turning veterans away
Phillip Hoglin
09/05/2022
I didn’t attend the Anzac dawn service this year. In truth, I have not attended a dawn service for over ...
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Challenging the Jesus myth theory
Hugh Harris
18/04/2022
“I believe that no discovery of fact, however trivial, can be wholly useless to the race, and that no trumpeting ...
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Why does Stan Grant’s opinion about religion pass as ‘analysis’ on the ABC?
Hugh Harris
19/02/2022
We recall the controversy surrounding Emma Alberici’s 2018 article about corporate tax cuts. Subsequently, the ABC judged it to have ...
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Has the pandemic fundamentally changed our ethics?
Hugh Breakey
04/01/2022
Over the past two years, our lives have changed in unprecedented ways. In the face of the pandemic, we have ...
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This matter of Christmas and hope
Paul Monk
21/12/2021
On 19 December, the ABC online ran an essay by Stan Grant under the title ‘With Christianity receding and many ...
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Shaming unvaccinated people has to stop
Alberto Giubilini
17/12/2021
“Unvaccinated mother, 27, dies with coronavirus as her father calls for fines for people who refuse jab.” This is the ...
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When rationalist Anne Lennon exposed church’s selling of ‘indulgences’
Peter Adamson
08/11/2021
In the Roman Catholic Church, a ‘novena’ is a devotion in which special prayers or services are repeated on nine ...
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Why religious conservatives are hitting the panic button
Noel Turnbull
19/10/2021
In the 1950s, Australians were constantly being told to be aware of the dangers of communist infiltration of our institutions. ...
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