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Apologist and podcaster Matt Fradd wants to lead people to Christ and dig deep into ‘weird’ topics

by Joe Higgins

3 June 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Imparting knowledge: The Real Talk team at the Real Talk Australia Annual Dinner at the Hotel Grand Chancellor. AUTHOR and ...

ACU shines a light on the difficult issues in new lecture series

by Guest Contributor

23 December 2016

Exploring contemporary social, political, cultural and religious issues, and their impact on how we understand our world, is the goal ...

How a Rockhampton girl took theology to Rome

by Emilie Ng

5 November 2015 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Queensland girl: Professor Tracey Rowland shared her journey to academic life at the Assembly of Catholic ...

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Tag: philosophy

Apologist and podcaster Matt Fradd wants to lead people to Christ and dig deep into ‘weird’ topics

ACU shines a light on the difficult issues in new lecture series

How a Rockhampton girl took theology to Rome

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