As arguments over the meaning of the West intensify, Western civilisation is recast not as a shared religion or ancestry, but ...

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At a moment when war, greed and political failure make hope feel increasingly naive, Easter’s mixture of grief, ritual and ...

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This Easter, how do the promises of the algorithm contrast with those of the Gospel? One leaves us anxious, dissatisfied and ...

For centuries, leadership and authority in the Church were closely tied to ordination. But Pope Francis and the Synod opened ...

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A Melbourne production of Yentl arrives in London at the end of a much longer story. Yiddish theatre — shaped by exile, war ...

As wars drive people from their homes, governments are tightening borders and calling it protection. In Australia and beyond, ...

For decades, medicine treated childhood as prologue. Now it is becoming clear that early trauma can rewire the brain, alter ...

For Lent, she gave up the small games that filled idle moments. What emerged was not calm but grumpiness, raising a ...