Alex Sidhu examines political liberalism and its relationship with Christianity, including liberalism's claim to neutrality and denial of objective truth. The post Christianity and the Liberal Tradition: Friend of Foe? appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Matthew Tan explores the theme of bridging people and worlds in the work of anime director Makoto Shinkai and how this relates to faith, hope and love. The post Being Someplace Else: Theological Virtues & Makoto Shinkai appeared first on Cradio.

Peter Holmes, Renee Kohler-Ryan and Jeremy Ambrose share how their lives were changed by Christ through truth, goodness and beauty. The post How Christ Changed My Life appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Philippa Martyr discusses how the Church is not a static monolith that needs to “get with the times” but engages with the world in order to save it. The post Traction or Friction: The Church and the World appeared first on Cradio.

Sr Kate Atkins MGL speaks on the gift of our uniqueness in the present, the need to allow ourselves to be loved, and the greatness God wills for us. The post You Were Made for Greatness appeared first on Cradio.

Karl Schmude explores Dawson's thoughts on the revolutionary nature of religion - particularly Christianity - as contrasted to modern secularism. The post The Revolution of Religion appeared first on Cradio.

Dr Nora Liassis explores the poetic works of Christians in the fourth and fifth centuries and their interaction with the Roman culture and society. The post Christopher Dawson’s Response to Christian Latin Poetry appeared first on Cradio.

Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher, Anabaptist couple Bill & Grace Wiser, and Anglican Simon Smart speak about the complementarity of man and woman. The post Not Just Good, But Beautiful: Male and Female appeared first on Cradio.

Robert Haddad describes and responds to the Jewish, Islamic, modernist and mythicist arguments against the Divinity of Jesus Christ. The post Is Jesus God? appeared first on Cradio.

Anna Krohn presents the heart-centred philosophy of Dietrich von Hildebrand which recognises human dignity, hierarchy of virtues, and a demand of humility. The post Humility and Hierarchy appeared first on Cradio.