Intellect Riverina
Intellect aims to provide a platform for rigorous thinking about the Christian faith and its implications for our society.

Why Intellect Riverina?
Intellect Riverina is a ministry developed by local church leaders to engage people with intellectually compelling ideas about our world from a Christian perspective and how it relates to our lives. We believe the Christian faith withstands intellectual scrutiny and provides a framework for human flourishing. It points to answers relating to the scientific, social and moral questions of our day.


Upcoming Event
Andrew Cameron
Date:
April 7, 2026 - 07:00 pm
Location:
Fairfax Centre, St Martin's College, CSU Wagga Wagga
Cost:
Free
About the speaker
What is it to be a person of conviction, yet who can also share community with very different others? We are living through a time when trust can be quite low, and scepticism quite high when it comes to the truth-claims of other. That all becomes magnified by ‘echo chambers’ that double-down primarily on tribal belonging and identity, rather than on any shared quest for a polity that brings some good for all.
What might be a way of thinking about our profound differences in perspective? And what are some tips for how to proceed? Rev’d Dr Andrew Cameron has taught for many years in philosophy, theology, and ethics, and will make some suggestions on how to listen, how to discern, and how to act in a fragmented and complex world.
About the Topic: Civility: Living with others in a polarised age
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Stephen Driscoll
Artificial Intelligence and the Christian Faith
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