Faith and reason

What best serves the common good, asks Ian Harris as he reflects on the outrage at unbridled capitalism and greed.

The foundations of our economy and national pride are being challenged, yet we insist on looking anywhere for solutions, rather than upwards, writes Ivan Grindlay.

The emergence of the Progressive Christianity movement gives hope for a "rethinking" of churches' attitudes in the 21st century, writes Ian Harris.

Destiny Church - is it a religion or a cult? asks Peter Lyons.

There was much for Christians and non-Christians to learn from the wisdom of political leader Dr Russel Norman, writes Ian Harris.

What is a Christian?, asks Peter Sara.

So what if there was a hint of scandal about Mary, says Ian Harris. The hope for a messiah was kept alive even through flawed human beings in Jesus' lineage.

Where does the male sexual panic, the profound, ingrained fear of free women that infests all the Middle Eastern monotheisms come from, asks Gwynne Dyer.

The reality of promiscuity is that it leaves people more empty and broken, believes Mark Smith.

Ian Harris explains how conceiving of God beyond theism gets beyond the apparent arbitrariness of life and death.