Religion And Ethics Report - Separate Stories Podcast
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Separate stories: Make sense of today's complex world with ABC Radio National's Religion and Ethics Report. Join Andrew West for lively interviews, discussions and debates from Australia and around the globe. Published every Wednesday.
Episodios
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What the rise of 'no religion' means for Australian laws
29/06/2022 Duración: 08minFor the first time in Australia's census history, fewer than half of respondents identified as Christian. So, how might the rise of 'no religion' play out in our legal system?
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Rebuilding confidence in the church after crisis
29/06/2022 Duración: 14minAfter a four-year consultation process, involving 220,000 people, the Plenary Council will reach its second and final assembly in July. Rebuilding confidence in the church will be a significant agenda item.
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How the Christian right stacked the Supreme Court
29/06/2022 Duración: 10minThe reversal of constitutional abortion rights in America proves that if you can capture the courts, you can change society.
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Identity, religion, and extremism in South Asia
22/06/2022 Duración: 19minHow strong is religious extremism in South Asia right now? The fall of Kabul and return of the Taliban last year, raises concerns that we could see the region become a hotbed of militancy once again.
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Why Gandhi's murderer is being revered in India
22/06/2022 Duración: 09minThe man who assassinated Gandhi, Nathuram Godse, is becoming a celebrated figure amongst Hindu Nationalists, including some in Narendra Modi's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party.
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Are we hardwired for war?
15/06/2022 Duración: 18minThere is always conflict in our world, from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, to Africa, to the Middle East to parts of Asia. World War I was supposed to be the war that ended all wars. So why do we keep repeating the past, one catastrophic conflict after another?
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Why the internet is not what you think it is
15/06/2022 Duración: 16minSheryl Sandberg has resigned as Chief Operating Officer of Meta, the company that brought us Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. She, along with Mark Zuckerberg have connected us in ways previously unimagined, but it's also opened a Pandora's box of issues including privacy, political meddling and fake news.
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The erased history of African American sisters in the civil rights struggle
08/06/2022 Duración: 14minThere's a long history of African American Catholic sisters, but it has been overlooked, even erased. Now, a new book tells the powerful story of how these Black nuns brought their faith and voices to the struggle of civil rights in America.
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The Southern Baptist controversy and cover up of sexual abuse allegations
08/06/2022 Duración: 12minOnce again, a church is being rocked by allegations of sexual abuse — this time, it's the powerful American Southern Baptists. Hundreds of cases of abuse that have now lasted for decades, and a shocking cover up.
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New US report shines light on forced assimilation of Native American children
25/05/2022 Duración: 11minA new US government report is shining a light onto generations of Native American children who were taken from their families and sent to boarding schools, to be forcibly assimilated. Many, at least thousands of children died in those institutions.
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Faith groups and the struggle for a First Nations voice to parliament
25/05/2022 Duración: 09minOne of the first things new PM Anthony Albanese has committed to is a referendum for a voice for Indigenous people in the constitution. There is a groundswell of support in the Australian public — including amongst faith groups. You don't hear much about religion and the Uluru Statement from the Heart, but it is a document of profound faith and hope.
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New Fowler MP Dai Le on the elections and Sydney's culturally diverse west
25/05/2022 Duración: 06minAustralians deserted Liberal and Labor in droves. Labor won, but the big winners here were the others, especially the Independents. Dai Le is one of them, she defeated Labor's high-profile Kristina Keneally, winning the seat of Fowler in Sydney's religiously and culturally diverse west.
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Holding onto the past — power and history in Russia, China and North Korea
18/05/2022 Duración: 12minThere's an old saying, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it" — but is that true? What about those who cling too strongly to the past, and what happens when the past is weaponised?
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Former PM Kevin Rudd on religious discrimination, personal faith, and the challenge faith presents in China
18/05/2022 Duración: 09minFormer Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is a political leader who wore his faith publicly. Of course, he's also an expert on China and China's place in the world. We asked him about the future of religious discrimination legislation in Australia, his personal faith, and whether the role of faith in China presents a challenge to the Chinese Communist Party.
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Same-sex marriage and the deeper divide in the Anglican church
18/05/2022 Duración: 07minGiven the headlines you could be forgiven for thinking the Anglican church is tearing itself apart over the question of same-sex marriage. The tension in the church goes deeper as well — what is the future of the clash between progressives and conservatives in the church?
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What is the fear of Black Consciousness? With philosopher Lewis Gordon
11/05/2022 Duración: 22minThe fear of Black Consciousness is, in part, what Afro-Jewish philosopher Lewis Gordon means when we continually fail to deal with the legacy of our history, and address questions like the place for guilt.
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Is' collective guilt' a helpful or harmful idea?
11/05/2022 Duración: 15minShould the sins of the past be visited upon us? The Abrahamic faiths talk about guilt, atonement and redemption. Indigenous Australians have long called for truth-telling, a reckoning with our past as a way to justice and healing. But collective guilt today is a hot button topic — is the idea a helpful or harmful one?
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Miroslav Volf on identity, faith and remembering history rightly — Part 2
04/05/2022 Duración: 12minIn part two of our interview with renowned theologian and Yale Professor Miroslav Volf, we explore identity, faith and remembering history rightly.
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Violent clashes at the Al Aqsa mosque during Ramadan
04/05/2022 Duración: 06minClashes at the Al Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem became a feature of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan which ended this week. Israeli officials blame Palestinian militant groups for inciting young men to riot, but many Jerusalem Palestinians say they are fearful that Israel plans to allow Jewish prayer at the Al Aqsa compound.
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Fake news and disinformation in the Philippine elections with Nobel Prize recipient Maria Ressa
04/05/2022 Duración: 09minFerdinand Marcos Jr. is the man likely to become the next president of the Philippines when the nation goes to the polls on May 9. His father Ferdinand Marcos was a dictator and kleptocrat who held a grip on power for two decades between 1965 and 1986. How has fake news and disinformation been influencing this election and the likely return of power for the Marcos family?