Religion In The Public Square--this week starting Friday. Register now! yourcan.org/index.php/register Prof. Nicholas Aroney is a Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Queensland, a prolific author of books and articles in the area of Constitutional Law and Legal Theory, a sought-after speaker and a Presbyterian elder in Queensland. Rev. Dr John McClean is the Vice-Principal and Lecturer in Systematic Theology of the Presbyterian Theological Centre in Sydney. Rev. Darren Middleton is the convener of the Church and Nation Committee, Presbyterian Church of Victoria and the pastor of North Geelong Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr Peter Barnes is a Presbyterian minister who has served in Vanuatu, Nambucca River, andnow Revesby in New South Wales. He is a lecturer in Church History at the Presbyterian Theological Centre in Sydney. He is a writer and is currently theeditor of Australian Presbyterian magazine. Elizabeth Kendal is an international religious liberty analyst, advocate and author. She is anAdjunct Research Fellow in the Centre for the Study of Islam and Other Faiths at the Melbourne School of Theology, as well as Director of Advocacy for Christian Faith & Freedom based in Canberra. Her book, Turn Back the Battle was published by Deror Books in Dec 2012. Rev. Peter Hastie is a Presbyterian minister who is now Principal, Pastoral Dean and Lecturer in Systematic Theology and Apologetics at the Presbyterian Theological College, Victoria. He was formerly the long-serving editor of the Australian Presbyterian magazine. Fleur Letcher is Research Assistant to the Church and Nation Committee, Presbyterian Church of Victoria, and is involved in researching and writing on issues of political, ethical and social concern to the church. Chelsea Pietsch is a lawyer and Executive Officer for Freedom4Faith, a new Christian organisation set up to monitor, promote and protect religious freedom in Australia and overseas. Rt Rev. David Palmer is the current Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Victoria and has written extensively on issues relating to Christians in the public square for the past ten years. He is currently a member of the board of Freedom4Faith, the Ad Hoc Interfaith Committee (Victoria), and was formerly the convenor of the Church and Nation Committee, Presbyterian Church of Victoria. Dr Kevin Donnelly is the Director of Melbourne-based Education Standards Institute, a conservative think-tank committed to education and institutions that promote liberty, democracy and an open and free society. He is one of Australia’s leading education commentators, and is the author of several books and hundreds of articles relating to education. He is a teacher and has been a member of state and national curriculum bodies.
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