Dear friends,

There was a time, not all that long ago, when the Ten Commandments were a central part not just of church culture and Christian living, but of the cultural landscape of our community.

This no longer seems to be the case—certainly not in our very secularized society, but also not in our churches either.

A recent and somewhat surprising Sydney Morning Herald article got us talking about the Ten Commandments, how they are regarded by the non-Christian world, and indeed how they are seen by Christians these days.

I hope you enjoy the conversation.

Your brother

Tony

(For various reasons, this week’s transcript is even more truncated than usual—it’s a short summary of the main points of our conversation.)

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