ARTICLES
Resurrection? Really?
"My rational mind tells me that, when fantasising about the excitement generated by resurrection, I am deluding myself. Admittedly, those who fervently believe in an afterlife may well enhance their earthly life in the expectation that the day of resurrection will...
Free speech is
Freedom is our natural condition.There is no creature in Creation for which (or who) this is not true. Even animals designed for domestication, service or consumption must be captured or trained. That is not immoral because they are not Image bearers of their Creator....
Politics and sport don’t mix
Five years ago, many AFL players “took the knee” before the first televised AFL match of the pandemic period.It’s not exactly clear whether the gesture was performed because of supposed injustices, or whether it was just the "done thing" at the time. Too good not to...
The downside of a university education
At the age of eighteen, I left my family home in Charters Towers to start an engineering degree at James Cook University (JCU) in Townsville. In those days it was quite an extraordinary thing to do! In my high school years I can only remember two students in the...
Our civilisation is at the crossroads
That Western civilisation is at a critical juncture is undeniable. This has been warned about for quite some time now. One of my favourite quotes comes from T. S. Eliot and his 1948 book, "Notes Towards the Definition of Culture". Too good not to...
Net zero and the Paris climate accords are dead
It’s over! Liberal and Labor in Australia must catch up. Energy policy driven by climate catastrophism is being pushed off the table for the first time in 20 years and in the US, net zero is seen as a “sinister” anti-human agenda that is “unachievable”. Too good not...
Vance in Europe
US Vice President J. D. Vance recently gave a powerful address while in Europe. It may not have been what many of these European leaders and bigwigs expected or wanted, but it sure is what they needed to hear. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, he had much to...
Swamp-dwellers hating on swamp-drainers
In just a few weeks in Washington, we have witnessed one of the greatest examples of house cleaning, or swamp-draining, on record. Trump is running at hyper-speed as he and his team (some of whom are still awaiting final confirmation) have done more good for the...
Cheek swabs to determine an athlete’s sex category
World Athletics is set to take further measures to ensure the protection and promotion of female athletes. It is a cheek swab, which is a non-invasive, simple, evidence based test. Too good not to SHARE! The organisation introduced a policy in 2023...
Speaking truth to power – keeping government in check
A government without accountability or checks and balances is not a proper government but a tyranny. In a fallen world, having limited and small government is a basic necessity, given how much power corrupts. This is why the American Founding Fathers, for example, put...
The problem with the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship (ARC) and the wine and cheeseboard right
What should be the most important issue of the 2025 federal election in Australia? Nuclear power? Whacking woke? The gender wars? Taxes and costs of living? Some new or existing foreign conflict in Europe, the Middle East, or Asia? All worthy topics of discussion, no...
Queensland given the green light to Bill Gates-backed mosquito trial
Dengue fever is a viral illness spread by the Aedes aegypti mosquito (known as the dengue mosquito in north Queensland). The dengue virus is not endemic in Australia, meaning the virus is not normally present in Australia. Too good not to SHARE!...
Traders in the temple, and the self-righteous legalist’s misinterpretation
I lost a long time follower and fan last week because he didn’t like being confronted over his stinking thinking.I’ve always said I’d prefer the ability to make 100 people think than 10,000 dogs bark, and I meant it. There are plenty of social media influencers who’ll...
Grooming gangs, multiculturalism and barbarous Britain
The horrific grooming gang crimes in Britain are now thankfully, back in the news, without being swept under the carpet and covered up. Indeed, international figures have been speaking out on this and we still hope to fully and properly get this dealt with. Too good...
Hawke was wrong, diversity is not our strength
I’m old enough to remember when it was bizarre to meet young people who had never heard of World Expo 88. To mention such an iconic moment in our cultural memory and have people stare at me like a cow at a new gate left me wondering if they’d ever seen a TV! Too good...
On your Marx…
Socialism and Marx, or free markets and Schumpeter? It’s a debate that has raged for more than a hundred years. Too good not to SHARE! Socialists contend that although socialism may not have worked out all that well in practice (an understatement...
Will you be a real counterculturalist?
There is a place for the right kind of rebellion, resistance and nonconformity.The 60s and 70s were a time of radical social and political turmoil and upheaval. This was the time when the hippy movement, the ‘peace and love’ generation, and the New Left erupted in...
The waning of woke?
Whilst in my younger years I was much more progressive in my political point of view, as often seems to be the trend (we can only hope for the same with Greta Thunberg!), But as I’ve grown older I must confess I have become more conservative in my thinking (in case...
10 wins in 10 days since Trump became #47
Even before the inauguration of Donald Trump occurred, it was evident that the zeitgeist of the Western world had shifted. But I don’t think anyone had predicted that change would occur so decisively and quickly. Indeed, what is truly refreshing is seeing a politician...
STUDY: Covid injections responsible for major personality changes
An interesting study has recently come to light that claims that the Covid MRNA "vaccines" change people’s personality. Too good not to SHARE! Frank Bergman writes: “An alarming study has provoked major new concerns about mRNA “vaccines” after...
Trump and Vance on a pro-life roll
The right to life is being championed big time by the new Trump administration. Donald J. Trump and J. D. Vance have done more in their first five days in office than just about any other presidential team in history. Too good not to SHARE!...
Why parents must pay the “Paris premium” on their electricity
Peter Dutton yesterday defended his decision to keep Australia in the Paris climate accord, despite Donald Trump this week pulling America out.Too good not to SHARE! Like Labor, the Teals and Greens, the Coalition is not serious about addressing...
Trump’s Executive Order restores women’s sex-based rights
US Government policy now officially lines up with reality and biology. Quick share links: On the first day of his return as President of the United States, Donald Trump signed this executive order to restore the rights and dignity of human beings...
Give me liberty or give me death
In the age of governmental and corporate powers suppressing speech and destroying debates deemed too controversial or inconvenient to preferred priorities (as all the Queensland LNP MPs did recently regarding the human rights of preborn babies), it's timely to be...
ESSAY | When is it lawful to disobey the law?
This important essay is co-authored by Professors Gabriël Moens and Augusto Zimmermann. Gabriël A. Moens AM is an emeritus professor of law at the University of Queensland and served as pro vice-chancellor and dean at Murdoch University. Augusto Zimmermann is a...
Melanie Phillips and “The Builder’s Stone”
What we need to know to help save the West Three female hostages held by Hamas terrorists for 471 days were released, in exchange for 90 criminals in Israeli prisons. The emotions were raw as they finally met with loved ones. Too good not to...
Australia’s Muslim leaders must reject Hamas’s terror and recognise Israel’s right to defend itself
Family First welcomes the deal to release some hostages in return for a ceasefire. However, we also recognise that almost 100 hostages will remain prisoners of evil terrorists and that the Nazi-like Hamas remains in control of Gaza. Too good not to...
Dutton starts well, but will he deliver?
With the federal election looming, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s speech in Melbourne on Sunday kicked off his pitch for the Prime Ministership. He offered a blend of promising commitments and lingering ambiguities. Family First cautiously welcomes his address and...
Do you feel useless?
Someone recently wrote to me and shared his feelings of uselessness in the Kingdom of God, and how most of the men he’s discussed this with feel the same way. He’s someone who’s served churches in worship teams, and worked in Aboriginal missions, and has been around...
Vibe shift
It’s been said that we are born with clenched fists but die with open hands. Too good not to SHARE! In Linda Ellis’ moving poem, That Little Dash, three stanzas stand out: I read of a man who stood to speakAt the funeral of a friend,He referred to...
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