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Fugitive televangelist ‘The Appointed Son of God’ caught after secret bunker hunt

Fugitive televangelist ‘The Appointed Son of God’ caught after secret bunker hunt

Weeks of tense standoff in the Philippines have ended in the capture of a pastor accused of leading an international ring of sex abuse and trafficking of young women and girls.

  • by Hannah Beech

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Pope arrives in deeply Catholic Timor-Leste where crowds may reach 750,000

Pope arrives in deeply Catholic Timor-Leste where crowds may reach 750,000

His three-day visit will include an open-air celebration of Mass the Vatican says may include more than half the population of 1.3 million.

  • by Nicole Winfield
Does Nick Cave now believe in an ‘interventionist God’? It’s not beyond belief
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Does Nick Cave now believe in an ‘interventionist God’? It’s not beyond belief

Nick Cave has spoken of moving towards a “religious life”. His new album with The Bad Seeds, Wild God, gives credence to his divine captivation.

  • by Danielle Terceiro
Tony Burke rival shared post celebrating October 7 attacks

Tony Burke rival shared post celebrating October 7 attacks

Jewish community leaders said the Facebook post by the prominent GP showed he was “manifestly unfit to stand as a candidate for any office”.

  • by Matthew Knott
Celebrating the ‘ultimate father’
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Celebrating the ‘ultimate father’

Christians speak of God as father in several ways, the most important being that he is their creator and redeemer, their protector and guide.

  • by Barney Zwartz
Idealism or exploitation? The online ‘tradwives’ doing everything to please their husbands

Idealism or exploitation? The online ‘tradwives’ doing everything to please their husbands

A wave of young women portray a marriage ideal that includes submitting to and serving their husbands. But the movement has prompted warnings from former “traditional wives” that the lifestyle puts women at risk of poverty.

  • by Wendy Tuohy
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Why faith also involves some fear
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Why faith also involves some fear

If we trust in God, might we not be entrusted with a task we won’t like, one that involves hardship and sacrifice?

  • by Melissa Coburn
Faith can be a risky business
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Faith can be a risky business

But we do like a short sermon.

Religious extremism still main security concern, warns Victoria’s top cop

Religious extremism still main security concern, warns Victoria’s top cop

Chief Commissioner Shane Patton said the rise of right-wing extremism was a significant concern, but religious radicalism remains the greatest public security threat.

  • by Chris Vedelago
Why a silent prayer at the grave of someone I never met was so exquisitely meaningful
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Why a silent prayer at the grave of someone I never met was so exquisitely meaningful

Our commemorations for the dead take us inevitably into the extraordinary and unknowable.

  • by Jane E Sullivan
‘Anti-Muslim’: Outrage over temple float for India Day parade

‘Anti-Muslim’: Outrage over temple float for India Day parade

Several groups say the float, which depicts the temple built for the Hindu god Lord Ram, is anti-Muslim and should be removed from the New York event.

  • by Kanishka Singh