What is marriage and how does it work? What is its history? How is it changing? What does scripture say about marriage?
As a follow-on to my previous post on Julia Baird’s article on Christianity and Domestic Abuse, I note a vigorous response by Dr Steven Tracy, whose work Baird cited. I agree with many things Steven Tracy says about Baird’s work, but I don’t agree that
These notes are from sermon given at Oaktree Anglican on 18 June 2017. See the ‘Chosen for Glory’ sermon series here for the audio. The issue of equality between men and women, both inside and outside marriage, it one of the more challenging and significant
There has been media attention this past week to an article by Julie Baird on the ABC website about links between domestic violence and church teachings. There was also a recent 7.30 report on the same topic by Julia Baird and Paige MacKenzie.
Jamie Walker, Middle East correspondent for The Australian, asked two critical questions in a recent article which discussed the involvement of two Australian citizens, Mohamed Elomar and Khaled Sharrouf, in Islamic State sex slavery. In 2014 Elomar purchased sex slaves, of whom four, all Yazidis,
