Seven Billion Reasons to Think Ahead

Christian Today newspaper is an operating division of Christian Today Limited. This new multimedia company comprises of a digital publication (au.christiantoday.com) and a web portal, search engine and directories all rolled into one (au.crossmap.com). Founded in 2002, Christian Today Australia gains affiliation to the Christian Today network based in the U.K. Operating autonomously from its [...]

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Biomedical Ethics – Dr Scott Rae

Dr Scott Rae is a medical and business ethicist from Biola University. Dr. Rae’s primary interests are medical ethics and business ethics, dealing with the application of Christian ethics to medicine and the marketplace. He is a consultant for ethics for four Southern California hospitals. He is a fellow of the Center for Bioethics and [...]

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The Lure of the Australian Greens Party

Written by Angela Shanahan. Christians should beware of the lure of the Australian Greens. Underneath the nostalgia for a less consumer-orientated society where the ideals of community and eco-friendly natural harmony prevail, and humanitarian causes like refugees are embraced, there lies a dangerous philosophical ethic which, far from being a coherent choice for Christians, in [...]

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Is Eating Meat Morally Wrong?

In recent podcast interview on Philosophy Bites, philosopher Jeff McMahan argues that humans shouldn’t eat meat, because killing animals deprives them of valuable future life experiences. He believes that the morally bad act of cruelly depriving another conscious being of its future life outweighs the good that humans derive from eating animals. What do you think? [...]

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Manufacturing Humans: The Borderlands Between Human and Divine Control

Professor D. Gareth Jones:  ISCAST (NSW) – CASE Lecture  Date: 29 May, 2009 Venue: New College, University of NSW     Professor D. Gareth Jones presented this ISCAST-CASE lecture in the Common Room at New College, The University of NSW at 7.30 pm on Friday May 29th.  Prof Gareth Jones is a Professor of Anatomy [...]

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