Michael Dunn

Michael Dunn lives in Sydney, Australia and writes about culture and history. He holds a Ph.D in history and worked as a senior communications executive until retirement.

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Garden of Earthly Delights

Recently, an unhappy person who has been living on the fringes, sent a message to her friends that the darkness was lifting. She now understands the truth about herself.

The Beheaded Woman Still Alive

Be astonished: a beautiful woman, beheaded 1,700 years ago, still lives.

A Church in the Landscape

Saint Paul wrote that we could see and understand God’s eternal power and divine nature through the things he had made.

The Silicon Monster

Some years ago, a scandal broke out over whether a young man was cheating in an international chess tournament. Nobody knew for sure, but the strange goings-on suggested other forces at work.

Narcissus: Scapegoat or Sacrifice?

Long ago, a boy grew up so beautiful that he met a terrible death, made worse because everyone said it was his own fault.

In Remembrance: Menin Gate at Midnight

On a summer evening in July 1927, an artist went for a walk outside the city of Ypres, Belgium. By chance ...

Disembodied voices: spirits in a material world

A voice is coming closer from a nearby road, so loud that it carries down the hill, the words resounding off the walls of the inner city terrace houses. You can hear it even round the corner, from adjoining streets. It is a man’s voice but you do not recognise it; it seems possessed by some demonic power.