Religion & Ethics
Launch of first-of-its-kind Report on Islamophobia in Australia
Monday 10 Jul 2017Australian Muslim women who ventured out on their own were almost three times more likely to face harassment of an islamophobic nature.
Canberra honour for CSU Emeritus Professor
Friday 9 Jun 2017CSU will honour former Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic) Emeritus Professor Ross Chambers in recognition of his exceptional services to the University and the Australian Centre for Christianity and Culture in Canberra.
Fasting during Ramadan a pillar of Islam
Thursday 1 Jun 2017A CSU academic says fasting during the month of Ramadan is one of the pillars of Islam practiced by the majority of Muslims worldwide.
Luther at 500 forum in Canberra
Monday 29 May 2017A forum in Canberra on Monday 29 May will assess the continuing controversy sparked 500 years ago when Martin Luther nailed his '95 Theses' to the door of the Wittenberg Castle Church in Germany.
Faith leaders condemn Adani coal mine
Thursday 25 May 2017In the face of political repudiation of scientific consensus about climate change, leaders from many religious traditions in Australia are championing truth and the environment over wilful neglect of the evidence.
Power and privilege fear love, the Easter message
Wednesday 12 Apr 2017A CSU theological scholar says that Easter 2017 is marked by solidarity with the Coptic Christians of Egypt, and solidarity too with their Muslim sisters and brothers.
What do conscientious objectors to vaccination owe the community?
Monday 6 Feb 2017A CSU philosopher argues that conscientious objectors to immunisation should make an appropriate contribution to society in lieu of being vaccinated.
A professional dilemma: nurses participation in legal executions
Monday 30 Jan 2017The participation of nurses in legal executions is a dilemma for the profession and a CSU academic believes we shouldn't shy away from debating the issue.
What might a Trump presidency mean for Muslims
Friday 11 Nov 2016A Trump presidency will have unforeseen consequences for just about every interest group on the planet, but Muslims may be feeling this historic upset particularly keenly, according to a CSU academic.
Government has key role in interfaith dialogue
Tuesday 25 Oct 2016Government has a vital role in promoting interfaith dialogue as a key element in nurturing friendship across cultures, religions and nations, a CSU theologian told an international forum in Indonesia last week.