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(Un)Heavenly bodies: Benedetta film review

Medieval horrors, shadowy cloisters, and Virgin Mary sex toys. Paul Verhoeven's new film about a lesbian nun affair promises an irreverent approach to queerness in the Church.

February 28, 2022 Zara Zadro
Culture //

Discordianism: The worlds most esoteric religion

Throwing a golden apple into religious discourse.

November 8, 2021 James Wily
Art, Culture //

Andy Warhol: The Pope of Pop

On the pop art icon's surprising faith.

October 19, 2021 Anthia Balis
Reviews //

Rad Ed review: Studying Religion in Australia

Understanding religion and preserving Studies in Religion as a discipline remains crucial for the future.

October 8, 2021 Kowther Qashou
Analysis //

A journey in queer religious devotion – love, sex, death and God

On religious devotion and erotic love.

October 5, 2021 Khanh Tran
Opinion //

Studies in Religion is worth far more than a financial surplus

There isn’t another university in New South Wales that offers such a comprehensive academic and historic look at religion.

May 16, 2021 Ranuka Tandan
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Muslim women: the women they want to be

Exploring the hijab and faith.

April 11, 2021 Lina Ali
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Religion, feminism and the left

Excluding religious people from left-wing politics is an unviable prospect.

April 21, 2020 Ellie Stephenson
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Alpha and omega: A history of the University Ecclesiarchy

If one believes university is a public and secular affair, they might occasionally observe a few anomalies on campus

May 23, 2019 Austin Fong
Photograph of St mary's cathedral in Sydney alongside graphics of multi-generational family and a set of steps depicting common objectives including education, career, money etc.
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When belief becomes binding

Society despises dogma but ultimately loves a good story

March 1, 2019 Ben Hines

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