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How the great shifts in Australians' faiths, ethics and beliefs have transformed a continent and its people.
Now playingSeason 1, Episode 1
Watching1. Losing Our Religion
This episode looks at what drove Christians from the pews from the 1950s onwards, charting the social changes that saw a boom in non-belief.
2. Catholics vs Protestants
The sharpest dividing line in Australian society was once a religious one: the often bitter division between Catholics and Protestants marked the postwar era and left its legacy in our education system.
3. Faith at the Fringes
Religious cults are an endless source of fascination to those looking on, and pain to many who are caught up in them, while other forms of religious extremism drive Australians to fight far-off wars and wreak terror at home.
4. Many Faiths
Postwar migration saw Australia transformed from a broadly Christian monoculture to a successful multi-faith society.
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