Measuring the number of times politicians mention or don't mention God misses the point, says Simon Barrow. The issue is whether the subversive language of the Gospel can challenge top-down religious and political systems.
Simon Barrow, co-director of religion and society think tank Ekklesia, commenting on a Theos investigation into 'God-talk' by British politicians, said:
Australians have voted for change, says David Wood. The new premier is a Christian, but he points to a tradition which is outward looking and generous, not insular.