Scientology is a religion without a God. Officials in a number of European nations consider Scientology to be a cult; Britain and Canada have refused to acknowledge it as a genuine religion or charity. The High Court of Australia recognises Scientology as a religion though judicial authorities have longed viewed it with suspicion.

How much does the average Australian know about Jesus - really? We are clearly a 'party nation' but when it comes to celebrating the significance of our Saviour's death and resurrection, Christians are in desperate need of a re-think, writes Archie Poulos.

A matter concerning the parish of South Coogee was made public in the Sydney Morning Herald on March 25, 2006. It was not possible to make any public comment at the time because of a legal action for defamation which was made by Dr Belinda Goodenough against the church and diocese. Today the Archbishop's executive officer released this statement regarding St Paul's.

Can we use the tools of science to explore the realm of faith? Dr Darrel R. Falk, Professor of Biology at Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, asks if Intelligent Design arguments will ultimately assist the cause of evangelism?

Middle-of-the-night matches have posed a challenge to churches planning to use this year's World Cup as a kick-off for evangelistic events, but some say church bill-boards are still capable of providing thought-provoking connections to the community.

Christians from St Pauls, Menai are taking their faith to market by calling on shoppers to think beyond their own trolley and consider those who cant afford to eat.

Far from being a dying art form, cartoons are the key to reaching the world with the gospel, a leading US cartoonist has told local Christian artists.

The secular mind doesnt understand the personality of God, argues PAUL BARNETT. His new book, John: The Shepherd King, sheds fresh light on the fourth gospel