The Daily Declaration recently interviewed Greg Sheridan about his new book, and the opportunities and challenges Christians face as we present Jesus to a rapidly changing world. Recently I wrote a book review of Christians: The Urgent Case for Jesus in Our World by well-known ...read more
This is 'cancel culture' gone mad: Former POTUS Donald Trump has been banned on Twitter while the Taliban tweets away. It is imperative that we remember the liberties we once prized, bled and died for, because forgotten freedoms fade fast. From social media censorship to ...read more
The arguments given by those supporting vaccine passports sound impressive, but do they really hold water? Last week I wrote 5 Reasons Why Vaccine Passports are an Ethical Disaster. It was met with plenty of praise and agreement—but more than a few rebuttals as well. Some ...read more
One of the Daily Declaration’s most-read articles, "Seven Reasons the World Health Organisation Cannot Be Trusted", has been censored by Google’s search engine. "Seven Reasons the World Health Organisation Cannot Be Trusted" was published in July this year, and it has proven to be an ...read more
In a joint lawsuit filed today, Australian pastors and rabbis take the New South Wales, Victorian and Federal Governments to court to have religious freedoms restored. Is worship essential? That is the question that will be discussed today in the Federal Court of Australia after ...read more
Many Australians affirm mandatory vaccination without considering the implications. But no matter how you look at it, vaccine passports are an ethical disaster. A year ago, mandatory vaccines were almost unimaginable, the stuff of science fiction. Now vaccine passports are being presented to us as the ...read more
Freedom is precious. But under lockdown, too many Australians have forgotten the meaning of liberty; the real definition of freedom. In truth, freedom comes from God, not government. In New South Wales, all eyes were on Premier Gladys Berejiklian last Thursday when she announced an ...read more
For decades, ‘My body, my choice’ has been a mantra for those defending abortion. Given that it is the mother, not the father, who is tasked with carrying a baby to full term, it is understandable for there to be significant debate over the rights ...read more
In a fascinating conversation, John Anderson interviews professor and author Carl Trueman about the ‘modern self’ and how we can reclaim contentment from the jaws of modern despair. Perhaps there is no greater irony in the modern world: the more we have prioritised our happiness, ...read more
In a very short space of time, many Australian citizens have woken up to a very sobering choice: lose my medical autonomy, or lose my career. For some, a job loss will also mean the inability to continue supporting families or making mortgage repayments. Vaccine ...read more