It is only the individual—and no political edict—that can determine whether one should change one’s own character and personality. This is a matter of freedom of conscience and entirely within the purview of the religious individual, not the state, which has no moral right to judge the validity of belief and dictate if he or she is in need of 'repair'

It may be that as art opens again to spirituality out of the great cultural hiatus and deracination from faith imposed by global secularism it will open particularly to that universal, common denominator contained in the Noahide laws, with which all the great faiths resonate.

The ideology of 'marriage equality' emerged from the politicised and inevitably left culture of our universities. From those institutions come cadres of journalists, teachers, bureaucrats and others bent on imposing their worldview on all, including small children

A discussion with the former Chief Justice of the High […]

The legislative season of the Victorian parliament in 2008 introduced […]