High profile Christians including the Treasurer Peter Costello, Labors Foreign Affairs spokesman Kevin Rudd, and Bruce Baird, former President of the Australian Parliamentary Christian Fellowship, played a role in the success of the RU486 Bill yesterday.

Humour is a personal thing - but does God take it personally? How much of a sense of humour does the Almighty have? And assuming it's safe for believers to have an appropriate giggle, is there anywhere safe for them to laugh online? Andrew Lim explores the issue...

There is not a uniform Christian approach on these issues, and one thing I am sure of is that Christs significance in my life does not diminish because of my support for this bill. Tolerance, acceptance and forgiveness are hallmarks of the Christian life, and my approach on these issues is motivated very much by the Christian concept of grace.

Is Mark Goode going to miss his family this weekend? The answer is a short, emphatic 'No! His wife and kids are happy to step aside so he can head for the hills with 4,500 other men.

Former Australian Pro-Wrestling Champ, the Punisher, plans to use his 35 years perfecting body-slams and choke-holds to win people for Christ.

After counting the numbers, a key lobbyist is urging prayer for a parliamentary miracle on the abortion pill RU486.

Judith Calf could have expected a longer rest at home after six years of service to her adopted Tanzania, but an opportunity to teach in the country's north has her heading out again.

Who was Martin Luther? This is a question that has proved to be both controversial and enigmatic. Here Mark Thompson navigates us through 500 years of Luther scholarship, before asking a fruitful but rarely asked question"”who did Luther think Martin Luther was?