Author name: Bogdan Bednarczyk

Most Christians through history have been outsiders to their homeland. They same is true of most Christians today. This is the feeling of not really belonging in a world that has the operating system of another religion or ideology. This feeling of being outsiders is increasingly common in Australia as the vestiges of Christian influence […]

Consider these words said by a widow at a recent church service: “Now I better understand Jesus’ words: ‘Father forgive them for they know not what they do’ (Luke 23:34)”

It used to be that Australian Protestants routinely voted for one of the major parties and Roman Catholics for another.