ABOUT THIS EPISODE
‘Humanity has never had so many people living beyond the working stage of life as now,' says demographer and social commentator Bernard Salt, 'and we have to work out how to fund it, how to manage it, how to house it, how to care for it and how to deliver a meaning.' Bernard joins Geraldine and Julie first up in this mini-series on changing belief to explore what's disappeared and what might endure in ageing Australia.
Recommendations:
- Lamorna Ash, Don't Forget We're Here Forever: A New Generation's Search for Religion, and her interview in The Tablet
- Laurence Freeman, ‘An education of the heart’ in The Tablet
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