Perspectives – Page 396 – The Southern Cross

Lesson in comeback of Christian literature

By Chris Moerdyk / April 6, 2005

The Harry Potter genre of literature that has been topping the bestseller lists all over the world for a number […]

By Chris Moerdyk / March 9, 2005

If there is one thing that religion and the mass media have in common in South Africa it is the

By Toni Rowland / February 23, 2005

I was doing some research for an article on the subject of Marriage and the Eucharist, both relevant topics at

The plight of black people is not limited to South Africa and Zimbabwe. Long after slavery was abolished in the

The plight of black people is not limited to South Africa and Zimbabwe. Long after slavery was abolished in the

By Chris Moerdyk / February 9, 2005

When I was an altar server more than half a century ago now, there were so many priests at my

By Toni Rowland / January 26, 2005

I travelled to the Cape the other day to have a little holiday and attend a wedding. Nothing unusual, you

“What’s your story? It’s only a dog,” exclaimed a family friend upon learning of our grief for Laska, our late

This may be the last Christmas as a national public holiday. There are people lobbying to get rid of Christian