Tasmanian Times
Religion
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Brethren members apologise for election hate ad
MARTINE DELANEY Tasmanian Gay and Lesbian Rights Group Members of the Exclusive Brethren who were involved in the publication of 2006 state...
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Reds and the church
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Sectors of the Anglican Church in Tasmania are making a concerted push to cater for youth – yet...
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Doctors warns Tasmanian death bill too restrictive
ABC ONLINE Doctors in the United States are warning that the Tasmanian private member’s euthanasia bill is too restrictive.The bill tabled by...
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Mission possible?
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Tasmanians wholeheartedly embrace our great outdoors, and a key part of this love is water – from lakes...
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Bridging the divide
MICHAEL NORTHCOTT on Radio National’s Encounter. Michael Northcott is professor of ethics at Edinburgh University, an Anglican theologian and a leading author...
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Losing my religion for equality
JIMMY CARTER, US President, 1977-1981, The Age, here Women and girls have been discriminated against for too long in a twisted interpretation...
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Susannah’s Angel
KIM PEART December 2007 The winged cherub is an ancient symbol seen in Christian art and popular culture, of a childlike face...
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Heritage through art
PERCY FROM THE PEWS Hobart City Council Alderman Helen Burnet made a significant observation in her continuing strong support for the restoration...
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Mission sinks …
DEREK HAIGH … … Derek Haigh of Lindisfarne writes of his concern that as well as other property disposals elsewhere, the Anglican...
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Mission Afloat set to sink
DEREK HAIGH … of Lindisfarne writes of his concern that as well as other property disposals elsewhere, the Anglican Church now intends...
