The prevalence of hate crimes targeting Christianity has escalated in Europe, marking a substantial 44 per cent increase from the figures reported in 2021, according to recent research. Released by the Observatory on Intolerance and Discrimination against Christians in Europe
Same-sex couples will be able to request a dedicated ceremony of blessing in the Church of England, following a vote on the issue by the General Synod. The decision comes after two and half days of debating the Living in
Finnish MP of 30 years Paivi Rasanen has been cleared of wrongdoing, over a tweet where she quoted a Bible verse. Her victory comes at the end of a grueling four-year legal battle, where she was arrested, charged, and forced
The Vatican has confirmed a ban on Catholics becoming Freemasons, a centuries-old secretive society that the Catholic Church has long viewed with hostility and has an estimated global membership of up to six million. “Active membership in Freemasonry by a
Written by Jonathan Cahn. Jonathan Cahn was named along with Billy Graham as one of the top spiritual leaders of the last 40 years to have radically impacted our world. He has spoken at the United Nations and on Capitol
Thy Will Be Done It is easy to see the world is changing and appearing to be going off track because there are troubled times. Some of us would like to jump in to help God to win the battles
The former Labor chief minister who established a local Indigenous voice more than a decade ago says Aboriginal people in the territory – the only jurisdiction that backed a national voice – are ironically among the most disadvantaged in Australia.
About 30 young people between the ages of 12 and 17 have changed the gender on their birth certificates in the ACT in a two-year period, raising fresh questions about the role of parents in determining whether their children should
The Need for Hope Waves of anti-Semitism both overseas and in Australia after the Oct 7 Hamas attack have deeply disturbed many including Holocaust survivors who warn us against the perils of hatred. Anti-Semitic propaganda can turn friends, neighbours, as well
Nurses, social workers and counsellors will for the first time be able to initiate discussions about voluntary assisted dying as an option for terminally ill people in the ACT, under what will be the most liberal framework in the country
