Life and Faith: World Poetry Day
March 21st is World Poetry Day. Life and Faith discusses the spiritual aspects of poetry 
Life and Faith: Gendercide
'It's a Girl' reveals that in many parts of the world girls are killed for the crime of being female
After Capitalism: Rethinking Economic Relationships
Gordon Menzies reviews the new book from Paul Mills and Michael Schluter. 
Life and Faith: death in contemporary society
CPX discusses the recent films Dreams of a Life and Death of a Japanese Salesman.
Fifty shades of selfish desire in the twilight of fantasy
What do Fifty Shades of Grey and Twilight have in common? They are both 'romance porn'.
Daring to hope in spite of death’s grim reality
Justine Toh reflects on two documentaries that examine the death.
2000 years of shaping the West
Geoffrey Blainey's latest 'short history' examines the development and impact of Christianity.
World Poetry Day: CPX chooses its best
To celebrate World Poetry Day, CPX staff and friends share their favourite spiritual poems.
Melancholia, and the meaning of life
Lars von Trier's latest film leaves the audience wondering what kind of universe we inhabit.
The importance of being Jane
Religion, for today’s filmmakers, is little more than part of a period drama’s furniture.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Justine Toh reflects on the final part of the Harry Potter series
The Dork and the Kill-Joy: Christian Stereotypes in Pop-Culture
Is there room in the collective imagination for positive portrayals of Christians?
