Creed

Our curated articles help explain the impact of Christian belief on life, history and culture. Creed is one of four key themes covered by Seen & Unseen.

Editor's pick
  1. Creed
  2. Easter
A persons stands, holding a net curtain aside to gaze out.

Easter tells us that we are missed

Nathan Betts
Our best relationships hint at what we are really missing.
6min read
Explainer
  1. Creed
  2. Easter
A fine art painting depicts a risen Jesus hold a flag in one hand and raising his other hand above his head, against a dark background

Beyond immortality there’s restoration

Barnabas Aspray
The resurrection strikes at the heart of the cold reality of the human condition.
5min read
Editor's pick
  1. Creed
  2. Freedom of Belief
A painting of a Sultan's court gathering round as a ambassador is presented.

The Patriarch and the Caliph

Benjamin Sharkey
Medieval Baghdad was an entangled world for the Christians and Muslims who lived and even partied together.
12min read
Explainer
  1. Creed
  2. Middle East
A gold-domed, blue-walled octagonal mosque seen through a row of arches.

The most contested real estate on the planet

Peter Walker
Can contradictory views about how God connects to Jerusalem ever be reconciled?
6min read
Article
  1. Comment
  2. Easter
Preisdent Putin stands behind a lectern with a gold door and Russian flag behind him.

Raw politics: any room for hope?

Owen Gallacher
The high stakes of Easter can confront the natural order.
3min read
Interview
  1. Creed
  2. Politics
A protest placard is held above a march, reading 'If you don't change it, you choose it'.

Is reconciliation possible in America’s culture wars?

Miroslav Volf
Understanding a strange kingdom of anxiety and belligerence.
16min read
Explainer
  1. Creed
  2. Virtues
A casually dressed man perches on railing balancing, clasping his hands and looking around.

Temperance: neurotic vice or self-control for future benefit?

Barnabas Aspray
We’re better at bravery than temperance, just when we need that self-control more than ever.
6min read
Article
  1. Creed
  2. Mental Health
In an egg box sit two eggs with faces drawn on them with marker pen. One looks worried, the other looks on.

Have our worries changed over time?

Katherine Amphlett
A pep talk to teachers reveals whether our fears are age-old or not.
4min read
Article
  1. Creed
Barbie stands on a balcony and waves while looking out over her city.

Barbie’s rift in the universe is no doll play

Julie Canlis
How to heal it at Lent, with some help from AA too.
5min read
Explainer
  1. Creed
  2. Development
Bill Wegener on Unsplash.

Flourishing a way out of poverty

Jane Cacouris
Is it just for rich people who have nothing to worry about other than feeling a bit happier?
6min read
Review
  1. Culture
  2. Film & TV
in an immaculate garden a family play in and around a small swimming pool. Beyond the garden wall, a barracks is visble with crematorium smoke rising beyond it.

The Zone of Interest’s peripheral vision of evil

Yaroslav Walker
Director Jonathan Glazer bests Spielberg thanks to a quality of attention.
4min read
Review
  1. Culture
  2. Film & TV
A young couple lounge on floating rings in a swimming pool.

Perpetually present in Palm Springs

Beatrice Scudeler
A movie's time loop explores the meaning in the mundane.
7min read