Senior Buddhist monks from across the world gathered at Wat Buddharangsi Melbourne temple in Springvale South this month.”
Source: Dandenong Star Weekly
Digambar Naga Baba has kept his hand raised for the last five years — a symbolic act of devotion and sacrifice.
Source: ABC
In many countries, religion and politics are deeply intertwined. The belief that a country’s historically predominant religion should be a central part of its national identity and drive policymaking is sometimes described as “religious nationalism.”
Source: Pew Research
Churches, synagogues and mosques are cleared to become high security fortresses to better protect worshippers following a spate of attacks and protests across the country.
Source: Australian Associated Press
After having spent the last five weeks listening to Muslim representatives from across Australia, Special Envoy to Combat Islamophobia, Aftab Malik exclusively and frankly shares his initial reflections with AMUST.
Source: Australian Muslim Times
What does the overthrow of Syria's brutal Assad regime mean for religious minorities? Can Palestinians and Jews find a way through today's deepening divisions over the Israel-Gaza war? And the multiculturalism of Australia's Christianity today.
Source: ABC
It’s a time of deepening division in Australia over the Israel-Gaza war. Just this week, there’ve been attacks on synagogues in Melbourne and Sydney.
Source: ABC
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