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Is it acceptable to use a so-called “transgender” person’s self-chosen name when speaking, writing, or even thinking about them? Or, is this something of which God disapproves? These are questions that confront Christians following the sudden rise of transgender ideology.

It is not only the politicians who have weighed in but the judiciary as well, with Justice Robert Bromwich of the Federal Court of Australia now offering a legal definition of what it means to be a woman. The case, Tickle v Giggle, has a humorous name but serious implications.

Victorian Liberal leader John Pesutto has apologised to UK activist Kellie-Jay Keen and Melbourne-based gender-critical feminist Angela Jones for “any hurt, distress or harm that has occurred” as a result of his comments being “misunderstood as conveying” that he believed them to be neo-Nazis.

Robert believes that in an age of “accidental” or “experimental parenting”, fathers must be sharpened by other Christian fathers to combat what he calls a “generational dilution of truth”.

The debate about trans rights is not really an argument about trans rights, it’s an argument about truth. When you understand this, you understand why transgenderism has become the dominant issue in the culture wars.

Algerian boxer Imane Khelif wants the freedom to think he’s a woman, while denying others the freedom to say what they think. Khelif is all in for gender freedom, while all out to suppress freedom of speech.

Graham Linehan is a multiple BAFTA-winning Irish comedy writer best known for his popular TV sitcoms "Father Ted" and "The IT Crowd". Around six years ago, he was cancelled for the mortal sin of criticising trans activism, while upholding women's rights and child safety.

The brave new world in which we live makes it difficult to know how to react to research that suggests certain ethnic groups might be aborting girls because they prefer boys. But don’t expect females in the womb to be defended by feminists in Parliament.

The cancelling of opinions and the censoring of ideas is how all totalitarian societies thrive and survive. The examples of this sort of thing are of course endless today, even in so-called free and democratic societies. And that makes it even scarier.

The travesty that has unfolded in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics is a reminder that we must stand up for women and girls in sport and advocate protections for women’s sporting events that previous generations worked so hard to establish.

Unless there is a reversal of the decision by the IOC, Paris will be remembered as the Olympics that sanctioned violence against women. Medals for men beating up women.

A new report from the University of Melbourne indicates that radical anti-feminism could be the most prevalent form of violent extremism in Australia. It is my view that the poor design of the study and a misinterpretation of responses reveal that these conclusions are inaccurate.

The number of school students identifying as neither male nor female is now 20 times higher than before the pandemic. Non-binary enrolments account for barely 0.05% of the nation’s four million school students, but create a legal and ethical minefield for principals and teachers.

The Paris Olympics made a mockery of Jesus. But God is bringing good out of evil. Now is the time for Christians to respond in a godly way.

Despite the claims of popular culture, there are significant differences between men and women, and I’ve always felt that if we win our men, the girls will come too. But I’ve also wanted to address more of the specific issues pertaining to women in a separate book.

CitizenGO Australia is calling on Federal Health Minister Mark Butler to suspend all gender transition procedures and therapies for children, following alarming findings from the recent Cass Review in the United Kingdom, released earlier this year.

"‘Why Can't We Hate Men?’ asks a headline in 'The Washington Post'. A trendy hashtag is #KillAllMen. Books are sold titled ‘I Hate Men’, ‘No Good Men’, and ‘Are Men Necessary’? How did an ideology arise that condemns masculinity as dangerous and destructive?”

Now we have a rainbow totalitarian regime that forces even doctors to go against medical science to accommodate the feelings of men who think they are women.

One of Australia’s greatest pro-family, pro-life and pro-women campaigners has just passed away at age 93. While many champions can be singled out in Australia for their work in defending Christian and conservative values, surely Babette would be among the leaders here.

Proposed LGBT reforms for New South Wales risks far-reaching unintended consequences for women and children, says Labor MLC Greg Donnelly. He is urging people to sign a petition on the New South Wales Parliament website against the "Equality Bill".