Peter Sellick News Today

We are constantly engaged in the struggle of Being, between the hopefulness and peace of the dead living ones and the despairing turmoil of the living dead ones.

The coronation of King Charles III is a lesson on how English monarchy understands itself as foundational for the nation.

Christians should reject the description of being religious. A better description is being of the faith.

You can see how the idea that belief in God as creator is a matter of faith and not science because the assertion that Jesus is the Word of God made flesh is not open to scientific investigation.

One has the suspicion that public relations determine public morality. Right thinking is extended into the past.

While it is all very good to describe the bible as a great book of literature, if somewhat opaque in various places, this is not the view of the Church.

The effort to make a connection between the present and the past may be well intended but is in fact impossible.

The arguments around VAD are like those around abortion. Both end a life, and both are justified by the assertion of human rights.

The celebration of the birth of Christ brings with it the possibility of a changed world.

The Australian Labor Party began as a social justice movement on behalf of workers. In Britain it had its roots in ideas of Christian social justice.