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ABC Religion & Ethics
abc.net.au > religion > ronald-sackville-antisemitism-royal-commission-reply-bornstein > 107134796

Attempts to undermine the royal commission are misguided

3+ day, 19+ hour ago   (831+ words) It seems to be an article of faith for the Jewish Council of Australia (JCA) — to which Josh Bornstein is an adviser — that the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism conflates criticism of Israel or Zionism with…...

ABC Religion & Ethics
abc.net.au > religion > josh-bornstein-the-two-mistakes-of-antisemitism-royal-commission > 107097812

The antisemitism royal commission made two big mistakes??? will these compromise their findings?

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (626+ words) As objects of possible hostility or prejudice, the Jewish people and the state of Israel are in every material respect different things. Logically, conceptually and empirically, hostility or prejudice towards Israel cannot be equated to hostility or prejudice towards the…...

ABC Religion & Ethics
abc.net.au > religion > christian-faith-is-more-secular-than-australians-think > 107024006

Christianity is more secular than Australians think

1+ mon, 1+ day ago   (692+ words) Many commentators expect the number of Australians identifying with “no religion” to rise in the Census. This is often interpreted as evidence of increasing secularity and the shedding of religious affiliation as Australia becomes less Christian. Yet while fewer Australians…...