He’s done the impossible
I never thought I’d see the day when the Canadian media would start talking about Canada’s position on abortion. Or […]
He’s done the impossible Read Post »
I never thought I’d see the day when the Canadian media would start talking about Canada’s position on abortion. Or […]
He’s done the impossible Read Post »
I think I am. I hope I am. But I’m kind of not. My passport says I’m a Canadian. And
Am I still a Canadian blogger (and does it matter)? Read Post »
Yesterday, actress Lena Dunham boldly declared that if Donald Trump is elected President of the United States of America, she’s leaving America
Empty threats, release valves and a healthier way of dealing with fear Read Post »
“So, who are you voting for?” If I were prone to these questions, I might break out in hives. Which
Everyone is equally unhappy together: musings on Christian faith and Canadian politics Read Post »
I hate abortion. But I didn’t always. Prior to my mid-20s, I was fairly certain that abortion was good for our society.
Changing opinions on abortion when legislation isn’t an option Read Post »
This probably is no shock to the Americans reading this, but Canadians don’t really get you. We look across the
What should the church expect as same-sex marriage moves forward? Read Post »
“Sexual preference is a human right.” I read these words Sunday afternoon as CBC radio personality Jian Ghomeshi, best known
The preposterous inconsistency of secular sexual ethics Read Post »
If you’re from any other part of the world, you’ve probably heard stories of how nice we Canadians are. Like
When church people are nice like Canadians… Read Post »
Today—May 2, 2011—is Election Day in Canada. For those who are keeping track (or interested), it’s our fourth federal election
The Promise of Change and the False Hope of Politics Read Post »
Recently Ed Stetzer released some of his research regarding Canadian young adults and their view of Christianity & the church.
Canadian Youth and Christianity Read Post »