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How do sexual mores affect a civilisation? Here are two books that closely examine the worldwide historical link between sexual promiscuity and civilisational collapse. Amidst a mild internet debate, I made a Google search regarding the connection between sexual freedom and societal health throughout history. [...]

Where is God when cancer returns? This is really a two-part piece: a general devotional on God and suffering, followed by an update on our ongoing personal cancer story. Some of you are aware of our journey over the past year, and a new development [...]

A reflection on Jesus' journey on Palm Sunday and how it represents our own spiritual lives and earthly pilgrimage to blessed union with God. On what we now know as Palm Sunday, Jesus entered Jerusalem on a young colt from Bethany to the temple. This [...]

Activists are defacing famous works of art to protest inaction on climate change. Atheist ethicist Peter Singer approves of this manoeuvre. Controversial Australian ethicist Peter Singer this month came out in defence of woke climate art vandals who targeted some two dozen world-famous artworks in [...]

We all know that Christianity has bequeathed the world many civilisational advances in the past, from orphanages, schools and hospitals to the end of slavery and the emergence of human rights. But what innovations or advancements has Christianity produced in the last hundred years? Christianity [...]

Whom or what we choose to serve has serious consequences. When Bob Dylan was in his Christian phase (I am not quite sure where he is at now), he released a few hardcore and full-on Christian albums. The opening track on his 1979 album Slow [...]

The Cambridge Dictionary recently updated its definition of the word “woman”. Underneath the existing primary definition of "woman" which reads: "Adult female human being" the dictionary now says: "An adult who lives and identifies as female though they may have been said to have a [...]

These days, conspiracy theories abound, and it is hard to know what is real and what is not. Fake news combines with the deceitful narratives of big government, Big Tech and corrupt godless media to create a cesspool of lies and false narratives. Isaiah, the [...]

From the evil practice of blackbirding, exploiting South Pacific islanders as cheap labour on Queensland's sugarcane plantations in the late 1800s, sprang a marvellous harvest of souls for Christ, a wonderful grace for which their descendants give thanks. In 1994, more than 100 people commemorated [...]

For the past 15 years, both Labor and Coalition governments have slashed tax relief and benefits to single-income two-parent households with dependent children, but have increased childcare funding for wealthier couples who enjoy two full-time incomes. Households in which one of the spouses leaves paid [...]

Some wise words about the ever-present threat of statism. ‘The state is my shepherd; I shall not want.’ As worship of the living God shrinks, worship of the state grows. It used to be Communist societies and Muslim-majority ones where we witnessed tyranny on a [...]

Aspects of the totalitarian dystopias described in the seminal works of Aldous Huxley and George Orwell have sadly come to pass in our lifetimes. Let us take heed of their warnings, lest we further succumb to the creeping encroachments upon morality and freedom. Decades ago [...]

As G.K. Chesterton observed, "People generally quarrel because they cannot argue." In this age of political correctness and emotivism, engaging in honest debate is often frowned upon as something rude. We have lost the art of argument, stultifying public discourse. At the time when separate [...]

What is conservatism all about? These quotes express the values and worldview of various prominent conservatives. As my readers will know, I am a Christian first, and a conservative second. If I wanted to offer some of the best quotes on Christianity, I would need [...]

Grab your mask to wear over the mask you are already wearing. No, not the cloth one, the N95 one. Queue up for your 58th booster shot. Hurry, pull the kids out of school. Cancel all family gatherings. Unless you want to be responsible for [...]

For those who haven't been following, a compilation of one-paragraph summaries of all the Twitter Files threads by every reporter. With links and notes on key revelations. Editor's Note: Matt Taibbi is a courageous investigative journalist who has worked in mainstream secular media for many [...]

The heart of democracy is the ability to conduct civil discourse, teasing out the benefits and pitfalls of various ideas and courses of action. When we lose the ability to make genuine conversation and shy away from robust debate, our society becomes enslaved to soundbites [...]

If we really want to help other people, we must do it God’s way. If we care about others, we of course want to help them when and where we can. But not everything we do may be helpful. We may in fact cause more [...]

... rather than the actual woman he raped and murdered. “(A fellow) inmate described McLaughlin as a painfully shy person who came out of her shell after deciding to transition. ‘She always had a smile and a dad joke,’ Hicklin said. ‘If you ever talked [...]

The words and gestures you use have the power to either lift people up or bring them down. Choose wisely, especially in your daily interactions with your family. Yesterday I went to get my watch battery replaced at the local shopping centre's Mr Repairman Service [...]