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theconversation.com > pauline-hanson-calls-australia-judeo-christian-but-the-term-is-a-meaningless-modern-invention-289381

Pauline Hanson calls Australia ‘Judeo-Christian’. But the term is a meaningless modern invention

4+ week, 2+ day ago   (815+ words) One Nation leader Pauline Hanson argues Australia is “predominately a Judeo-Christian society” and should live under “one cultural umbrella”. The term “Judeo-Christian” is shorthand, here, for a set of values that privilege Western culture. As a term, it explicitly excludes…...

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theconversation.com > australians-have-said-they-have-no-religion-on-every-census-weve-had-and-it-is-growing-every-year-289379

Australians have said they have ‘no religion’ on every census we’ve had – and it is growing every year

1+ mon, 2+ day ago   (857+ words) When I sit down to fill in my first Australian Census in 2026, one question I will be watching closely is a familiar one. Back home in India, “What is your religion?” was never really a question – although it is asked…...