Religion is a powerful source for good or evil. >>

It encourages a questioning that safeguards against selfishness. >>

When you look for evil or good, start with yourself. >>

We need a light at the end of the tunnel. >>

The core promise of Christianity is to love one another. >>

A shift in the way we think has given guts to global vision >>

Let us not continue to make the mistakes that cost lives. >>

Asian girls are being smuggled into Australia and forced into the sex industry. >>

There are many aspects of our society from the "good old days" that we are much better off without. >>

Being debt-free is of little value if the purpose of the house is not being fulfilled because it hasn't been maintained properly. >>

There is some suggestion that there is a growing lack of confidence in organised and institutional religion, and this goes across the whole spectrum of religious organisations. >>

We need to rediscover and re-evaluate the importance of time out and personal regeneration. >>

Fundamentalist people, who see things very much in black and white, usually want an easy, quick answer to address the dilemmas of life. >>

The current debate on the structure of local government here on the Sunshine Coast raises some interesting questions. >>

Global warming and greenhouse gases have now risen to prominence in the political spectrum. It seems that all politicians, either willingly or unwillingly, have to address these issues in a ... >>

East Timor stood beside Australia in the dark days of World War II. Now we are taking their oil and gas field profits. >>

The world will only move on from violence if we all turn to forgiveness and reconciliation rather than violence and “getting square”. >>