Time will judge AI’s ethical implications
Most Christians view technology as neither good nor bad, but believe it is a technology’s purpose and application that determines its ethical implications.
Tintern Grammar 2025 Scholarships – Close 12 September
A Scholarship to Tintern opens diverse and challenging opportunities for the holder, providing breadth and depth to their education and develops leadership within the Tintern community.
A richer alternative to polarised debates
In an age of catchy, one-word book titles, a book called Biblical Critical Theory may not be the first I’d pick up to browse at the book stall. But if there’s danger in judging a book by its cover, we can extend this to its title.
Some Christians believe technology can ‘fix’ us. Scripture differs
For transhumanists, normal human functioning is an arbitrary limit writes Chris Mulherin.
‘Are you playing God?’: sci-fi meets reality at Christian science conference
If you could mutate your DNA, could you get super strength?
If you could change your genes, could you develop a genius intellect?
You can’t give yourself superpowers, but advancements in genetic technology are making these kinds of questions less fantastical.
Why even at work, we live in God’s kingdom
Jesus taught his followers to pray, “Your kingdom come, your will be done.” So, what does this mean for believing scientists today?
May the vision of Jubilee inform our prayers
The Bible gives us the wonderful vision of Jubilee as an extrapolation of the principle of Sabbath.
Mental health is a daily struggle for many. We must love them
Whatever the response has been, the church has an opportunity to show more love to the millions of people in this country who struggle with mental health.
Our constitutional monarchy is wholly preferrable to republicanism. Here’s why
We could say this: God is the ultimate authority. The monarch is the penultimate authority as the living symbol of the majesty of the people.
Micro churches can bring the gospel to many in post-Christendom Australia
Bree Mills 13 March 2023 The church is often touted as being resistant to change, but its 2000-year life suggests a different story. There have been many times throughout history the Anglican Church has needed to adapt to change, and in a post-lockdown world this will be no different. The recent rise of micro churches […]
