High Conflict in the Canadian Church
Conflict is good. Actually, the right kind of conflict is good. As Amanda Ripley writes in her new book High Conflict, healthy conflict “can be serious and intense but leads somewhere useful.” It
Current Events
Does Leviticus Teach Us How to Handle COVID-19?
Passages in Leviticus that deal with topics like diseases and quarantine no longer seem so removed from our experience.
What do these passages teach us? And how can we apply them today?
What
It’s Time to Get Angry
As a Canadian, I have no business commenting on the U.S. election. I have my opinions, but I don’t want to tell you how to vote. I don’t care if
Learning Not to Fear Death
It appears that the H1N1 flu outbreak isn’t as scary as first thought, although this website – http://doihaveswineflu.org/ – scared me at first. (Thanks, Ed Stetzer for the link!)
But suppose the
Individualism and categories
“What need has God for categories? Why sort and catalog a collection when you know and can describe every individual item? What meaning do your base labels have for a higher mind?” (Real