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    The Future of Democracy in a Post Christian West. By Peter Corney

    THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IN A POST CHRISTIAN WEST -  By Peter Corney
    More people attend an AFL match between Carlton and Collingwood at the ‘MCG’ on a weekend in Melbourne than the combined membership of all Australian political parties. In the 90’s ALP membership was around 50,000, it is now about 30,000 and still [...]

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Evangelism and Mission

Speaking the Gospel into the pain of existence

By Peter Corney Irvin D.Yalom writes fascinating stories based on his experience as a psychotherapist. His work in group psychotherapy is ...

Is the scream of the 20th century echoing in the 21st?

By Peter Corney Summary: Artists, writers, film makers and playwrights in the 20th C often reflected in their work a sense ...

Faith and Reason – Adversaries or Partners

By Peter Corney The French Revolution in the late 18th Century began France’s great secular experiment. The age of Reason had ...

Christian Leadership

How to get more done – Clues for Christian leaders

Clues for Christian leaders – How to get more done
Peter Corney
For leaders there’s always more to do than you can keep up with. Here’s some ideas for how to get more done but stay healthy!
1. Work harder. Yes, but there is a limit to this. There is a limit to your energy, your time, your [...]

The Church in Australia

The Drop Outs

THE DROP OUTS By Peter Corney  (This article was first published in “Equip” magazene, Feb 2013 .)
Why is it that an increasing number of Baby Boomer (1) Christians who, not having lost their faith, have nevertheless dropped out of church or become so disengaged they still attend but seem to be just going through [...]

Christ and Culture

ALIENS AND EXILES IN A STRANGE LAND – Living as Christians in contemporary Western culture

ALIENS AND EXILES IN A STRANGE LAND – LIVING AS A CHRISTIAN IN CONTEMPORARY WESTERN CULTURE.
By Peter Corney.
For Christians living in Western culture today, as it moves further and further away from its Christian heritage, it sometimes feels like being an alien or an immigrant or perhaps even like being in exile. “How do we [...]