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Matt Preston on the seven deadly sins
What's Matt Preston's take on gluttony, greed, sloth and lust? Compass sits down for a one to one chat with theologian Scott Stephens.
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Does Matt Preston believe in God? What’s his philosophy on Life? Or Forgiveness? Betrayal? Fame and the seven deadly sins?
This Sunday night Compass sits down for a one to one chat between Matt Preston and theologian Scott Stephens.
Also featured in this series are Julian Morrow, Lindy Chamberlain Creighton, Clare Bowditch, Philip Nitschke and Rolf de Heer.
Compass with Matt Preston airs 10pm Sunday on ABC1.
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9 Responses
Josh,
you are right that I opened it and read it, but where you seem confused is whether the story is about Mr Preston or about Compass. I am a regular watcher of the show and am disappointed it seems to have been seduced by celebrity. Preston is a fine judge and an okay if occasionally indulgent columnist, but I don’t really need to watch him on Compass.
Why have I come back to have another look? I was interested to see other opinions.
Paully, interesting that you don’t give a flying F****, yet you not only opened the page, but felt the need to write out a comment and post it, telling us that nobody cares what he does.
Paradox of the day 🙂
Agree, @Maev. Over the years Compass has presented some really interesting programs on theology, philosophy, the human condition – certainly not a “religious” show (something from which I’d run a mile. Or two).
I like Compass….and mostly watch it anyway….
But also interested in this interview.
@ Paully….Me, for one!
I thought his assessment on celebrity and his own fame was disarmingly honest and forthright.
Good luck with it Matt.
I used to love Matt Preston when he wrote reviews in The Age but as soon as he went on Master Chef I’ve found he’s become rather arrogant and annoying. Won’t be watching this one!
Sounds interesting! I’ll be watching!
who really gives a flying f***. What next? Matty Johns reveals he had an existential crisis when he left High School.