Commentary

Can EU Law Erase a Baptism Record? What the Advocate General Said and What It Means for Churches For nearly two thousand years, churches have kept records of baptisms. In many places, these registers are among the oldest surviving documents in existence. They’ve been used by families tracing their ancestry, …

How to Spot Media Bias: A Case Study From the Howe Controversy It’s hard to think of a Christian doctrine that makes modern people more uncomfortable than judgement. Hell, wrath, condemnation and punishment sit awkwardly beside a God of love, and many believers quietly avoid the subject. Preachers skip it, …

Conscience in the Clinic: What Happens When NSW Doctors and Nurses Say No to Abortion or Assisted Dying? Imagine you’ve spent years training as a nurse or doctor because you wanted to care for people. Then, one day, you’re asked to take part in something your conscience tells you is …

Conscientious Objection for Healthcare Workers Endangered in New South Wales NSW Healthcare Workers – New South Wales healthcare workers who object to abortion and voluntary assisted dying face growing pressure, raising serious questions about conscience rights, employment and moral injury. New South Wales doctors and nurses who have a conscientious …