The Good Shepherd Blog
Why the Universe is so Finely Tuned
This blog post explores the concept of fine-tuning in the universe, highlighting how specific physical constants and conditions appear precisely calibrated to support life. It examines the implications of this phenomenon for our understanding of existence, encouraging readers to reflect on the profound mysteries that surround our universe.
A history of Antiochian Orthodoxy in Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines
This blog post explores the rich history of the Antiochian Orthodox Archdiocese in Australia, New Zealand, and the Philippines. It highlights the establishment of the Archdiocese, its growth, cultural contributions, and the role of the community in preserving Orthodox traditions across diverse regions. A reflection on faith and heritage.
Kill the Bill — Say NO to Euthanasia
This blog post advocates against the proposed euthanasia legislation, emphasizing the potential risks to vulnerable populations. It discusses moral, ethical, and societal implications, arguing for the protection of life and the importance of palliative care over assisted dying. The post encourages readers to engage in the discussion and voice their concerns.
Victorian Churches Oppose Euthanasia
Victorian churches unite against euthanasia, emphasizing the sanctity of life and the need for compassionate care. They argue that legalizing assisted dying undermines the value of human life and could lead to societal pressures on vulnerable individuals. The post reflects on the ethical implications and calls for a dialogue on end-of-life care.
10 Dangerous Euthanasia Myths
This blog post addresses ten prevalent myths surrounding euthanasia, aiming to clarify misconceptions. It covers ethical, medical, and emotional aspects, emphasizing informed perspectives and compassionate discussions about end-of-life choices. By debunking these myths, the article seeks to foster understanding and promote respectful dialogue on a sensitive topic.
In memoriam for His Eminence Metropolitan Archbishop Paul Saliba
This blog post honors His Eminence Metropolitan Archbishop Paul Saliba, reflecting on his profound impact on the community and his long-standing commitment to faith and service. It celebrates his leadership, compassion, and the legacy he leaves behind, inviting readers to remember his contributions with gratitude and respect.
Euthanasia causes real harm
This blog post examines the potential harms of euthanasia, highlighting its impact on vulnerable populations and ethical concerns surrounding choice and consent. It argues for the importance of comprehensive palliative care and societal support systems to prioritize life and dignity, urging readers to reconsider the implications of euthanasia legislation.
Oppose Euthanasia in Victoria
This blog post articulates the concerns surrounding proposed euthanasia legislation in Victoria. It emphasizes the potential risks to vulnerable individuals and advocates for improved palliative care as a more compassionate alternative. The piece encourages readers to engage in dialogue and consider the broader implications of legalizing assisted dying.
What the Orthodox Church teaches on Euthanasia
This blog post explores the Orthodox Christian perspective on euthanasia, emphasizing the sanctity of life and the moral implications of ending it. It discusses theological teachings and pastoral care, advocating for compassion and support for those suffering, while firmly opposing the practice of euthanasia as contrary to God's will.
Oxford Professor refutes conflict between Science and Religion
In this blog post, an Oxford professor argues against the perceived conflict between science and religion, highlighting their complementary roles in understanding the universe. The discussion emphasizes the importance of dialogue and collaboration between scientific inquiry and spiritual belief, fostering a deeper appreciation for both fields in the quest for knowledge.
