We’ve probably all experienced a “cringe moment”, when someone identified as a Christian says something – might be at work, or at a party with friends, or it might be... Read more
Pew Research Center’s 2014 Landscape Study on religion in America contains some interesting findings. Among them, and relevant to NZ in the context of ongoing debates about same-sex ma... Read more
We were sent a link to this opinion piece by Russell Moore, president of the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention. Although it relates specifically to... Read more
Are the arguments presented in the current euthanasia debate honest? This is the question put to me by a person who holds a Master’s Degree in philosophy and who is about to graduate as a me... Read more
This article by Marcus Roberts (MercatorNet, 29 April) picks up on an NZ Herald article about the 2014 Report on the Positive Ageing Strategy, and highlights the very real risk that a change... Read more
It has often been said that the answer to bad religion is not no religion but good religion. A religion free society, or one where religion is relegated to only the private sphere (which is... Read more
I was surprised to learn recently that being poor isn’t defined primarily by how much or little money a person has. Poverty is about how dysfunctional or broken a person's matrix of relation... Read more
John Minto’s idea of capping the top council salary at 5 times living wage, or $191k, may or may not be unrealistic. The Mayor is at least partly right in saying the city needs to mee... Read more
Irish writer John Waters speaks out on why he believes the Pro-live advocates are fighting a losing battle. Read more
Twitter is a social media site that "woefully fails to quickly and proactively support the vast network of women who are subjected to abuse." Read more
"NZ Christian Network’s commitment to Jesus’s prayer for unity, and its role in bringing Christians and especially Christian leaders together across denominations, is very important in Aotearoa New Zealand today." Bishop Kito Pikaahu Te Tai Tokerau The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia 2 April 2015
"NZ Christian Network’s commitment to Jesus’s prayer for unity, and its role in bringing Christians and especially Christian leaders together across denominations, is very important in Aotearoa New Zealand today."
Bishop Kito Pikaahu Te Tai Tokerau The Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia 2 April 2015
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