Published date: Friday, October 01, 2004
By: Tom Frame
What impact is American foreign policy having on worldwide views of Christianity. A bishop to the defence forces explores the mingling of theology and foreign affairs.
Drawing on three recent books about America’s place in the world, Tom Frame considers the complex entanglement of American culture, Christian mission and imperialism.
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Where are all the conscientious objectors?
Published date: Thursday, September 18, 2003
By: Tom Frame
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Bishop to the Defence Force, Tom Frame, writes about UNSW students, actress Judy Davis, the war in Iraq, and whether political activism about war is a thing of the past.
A war against Iraq would be aggressive, destructive, unnecessary, protracted, illegal, and evil. These were some of the public assessments made early in 2003 about the proposed multinational campaign to disarm Iraq of Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMDs). The subsequent conflict,
Would a global constabulary prevent pre-emptive military strikes?
Published date: Wednesday, June 18, 2003
By: Tom Frame
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Would a global security force make the world safe from terrorism? Anglican Bishop to the Defence Force, Dr Tom Frame, examines the legal, political and ethical issues in international policing.
When I was boy growing up in Wollongong, I trusted in the incorruptibility and impartiality of the NSW Police, and in the dignity and integrity of serving officers. I believe that I was justified in doing so. On the several occasions the police were called
