Centre for Public Christianity
Life & Faith
Growing up as the son of a diamond smuggler. The leaps of faith required for scientific discovery. An actress who hated Christians, then became one. Join us as we discover the surprising ways Christian faith interrogates and illuminates the world we live in.
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Jul 8, 2026
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Dr Michael Ruse 27.02.2009 40:45
Professor Ruse is an atheist who nonetheless argues for respectful dialogue between non-believers and those who hold a theistic worldview. Unlike Richard Dawkins and the new atheists, Ruse acknowledges the positive contribution Christianity has made to the world. In this interview he discusses science, religion and evolution.
Dr Olivera Petrovich 11.12.2008 29:27
Dr Olivera Petrovich lectures on topics at the interface of psychology and theology. In this interview with CPX she discusses the development of spirituality and belief in children.
Richard Cizik discusses Christianity and climate change 04.12.2008 27:11
Richard Cizik is a Washington lobbyist and climate change advocate. In this interview with CPX he examines global warming and he question of what a Christian response to it is.
Outgrowing Religion: Does the West need its Christian roots? 27.10.2008 37:08
Greg Clarke delivered the 2008 C.S. Lewis lecture examining whether the West has outgrown religion.
Jesus: the rebuttal of atheism? 10.09.2008 29:36
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The Great Debate: Does God exist? 27.08.2008 1:52:38
On Saturday 23rd August CPX, CBF and NSW National Science Week committee organised a debate between Dr John Lennox and Dr Michael Shermer on the question of the existence of God. This is the full debate including question time.
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