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        <description>David Hutt is the NSW Director for the Australian Christian Lobby. He has worked for a number of senior Australian politicians at both the state and federal level and a federal cabinet minister.&amp;nbsp; David has extensive political campaign experience and has worked on a number of local, state and national campaigns.</description>
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            <title>Who&#8217;s teaching the ethics teachers getting their ethics?</title>
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            <description>What is the point of a &#8220;non&#45;judgemental&#8221; ethics centre? It&#8217;s a serious question.



In my naivet&#233;, I had always assumed that the whole point of ethics was to arrive at some sort of judgement about what is right and what is wrong. But take a look at the secular St James Ethics Centre&#8217;s website and it would appear I was wrong.

The St James Ethics Centre &#45; headed by Dr Simon Longstaff &#8211; bills itself as offering a &#8220;non&#45;judgemental forum&#8221; to explore ethical issues.
It won&#8217;t investigate unethical behaviour. It won&#8217;t help you make an ethical financial investment. But the biggest problem is that a &#8220;non&#45;judgemental&#8221; approach lowers the stakes. It means your standard of ethics can only be judged by whether you are being true to yourself or not.</description>
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            <title>Attacks on religion show Greens not a real alternative</title>
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            <description>Somewhere in a dimly lit, smoke&#45;filled room out the back of St Andrew&#8217;s Cathedral, Anglican Bishops are holding a secret conference.&amp;nbsp; They are pouring over membership lists and crunching the numbers as they prepare to roll local P&amp;amp;C presidents as part of a diabolical plan to take over the world &#8211; starting with the NSW education system.



Not since Niccol&#242; Machiavelli walked the earth has there been such a gathering of calculating and ruthless political minds.

Suddenly there is a knock at the door.&amp;nbsp; A heavy&#45;set minder crosses the room and glares through a small peep hole before opening the door to let the newcomers in.&amp;nbsp; Through the thick haze of cigar smoke emerge representatives of the Islamic Council and the Jewish Board of Deputies.&amp;nbsp; They take their seats at the table as the unlikely cartel plans to divide the spoils of war&#8230;</description>
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            <pubDate>Fri, 18 Jun 2010 20:00:33 +0000</pubDate>
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