Campbell Markham
Campbell Markham lives in Hobart, Tasmania, and has been a Presbyterian pastor for nearly 20 years. He is married to Amanda-Sue, with four teenage children. He is currently Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Tasmania, teaches New Testament Greek, and has a passion for languages and history. |
Before drafting religious freedom laws for Australia, remember the cane toad
30 Sep 2019 | ABOVE | 
The cure could be worse than the disease
Prepare for persecution
12 Oct 2018 | ABOVE |
Religious exemptions are a double-edged sword, says an Australian pastor
The dehumanising effect of Tasmania’s Anti-Discrimination Commission
21 Mar 2018 | FEATURES |
A chemical attack on our freedom of speech and conscience.
How one pastor is responding to Australia’s redefinition of marriage
4 Dec 2017 | CONJUGALITY |
A Presbyterian pastor explains why he is relinquishing his status as a marriage celebrant
After 50 years, the magic of Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band wears off
7 Jun 2017 | FEATURES |
It was a fabulous album, but it ushered in an era of spiritual vacuity and crass materialism
Unbelieving the resurrection
12 Apr 2017 | ABOVE |
Doubting Thomas is a lesson for us all.
Christmas is not for Christians
16 Dec 2016 | ABOVE |
Even if the French Council of State thinks it is.
We must not surrender to ‘gross conforming stupidity’
31 Oct 2016 | FEATURES |
Generations have fought for freedom of conscience. We cannot buckle now under pressure from same-sex marriage advocates.
An outstanding resource for the fight for marriage
30 Sep 2016 | CONJUGALITY |
David van Gend's book has provoked outrage, but it is an eloquent defence of the weak and vulnerable
Areopagitica Tasmania
29 Sep 2016 | FEATURES |
A classic defence of free speech is relevant to today's debate about hate speech
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