Scrutinizing Scruton: the Scrutopian Tribe (1944-2020) – by Ron Dart
Ron Dart's critical analysis of the conservativism of Roger Scrutom
Clark Pinnock: Postmodern Pioneer – by Ron Dart
Clark Pinnock: Postmodern Pioneer Clark Pinnock is perhaps the most significant evangelical theologian of the last half of the twentieth century. - Henry Knight III No twentieth-century evangelical thinker has been more controversial than Clark Pinnock....
The Francis Schaeffer Legacy – Frank Schaeffer at UFV
It’s Hard to Believe in Jesus – by Brian Zahnd
The cross is shock therapy for a world addicted to solving its problems through violence. The cross shocks us into the devastating realization that our system of violence murdered God! The things hidden from the foundation of the world have now been revealed....
Prayer for the Tent of Nations/Nassar family
Yesterday we received this information from Daoud Nassar of the Tent of Nations. Please keep the family in your prayers, and we will try to keep you informed as the situation develops. -- Dear friends of Tent of Nations, Yesterday at 08.00, Israeli...
Exploring John’s Gospel – by Vladika Lazar Puhalo
In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.He was with God in the beginning. All things that have been created were createdthrough Him. Nothing that has been created was created without Him (Jn.1:1-3). There is a consensus among...
Cranky Christians against asylum seeker cruelty — by Chris Bedding
Christian activists stand outside Prime Minister Tony Abbott's Sydney office on May 19, 2014. Christians have had enough of the detention of asylum seeker children. They aren't going to burn down politician offices, but they will sit in them and pray,...
New Wine – Caleb Miller
The finest of wines without a glass is nothing but a mess. And the most skillfully etched glass without wine is nothing but a decoration. We see theology as a fine wine glass. Masterfully created, etched in such a way that the wine breathes as it is poured. The...
Roderick Haig-Brown (1908-1976): Canadian Ecological Prophet: The Conservationist-Preservationist Dilemma – by Ron Dart
Roderick Haig-Brown (1908-1976): Conservation-Preservation "The 988-hectare Adams River recreation area was dedicated in 1977 and named for Roderick Haig-Brown, the eminent salmon conservationist and writer… In 1991 Roderick Haig-Brown became a full...
God said it, but that doesn’t settle it – Questioning the Bible — by Derek Flood
I've been noticing a growing trend of people who are becoming increasingly troubled and unsatisfied with a literalistic approach to the Bible. The objection they have is a moral one: They observe that a "straight forward" and "plain" reading of...
Review of Marcus Borg’s “Convictions” — by Caleb Miller
Convictions: Marcus Borg In many ways, and for many a Christian who has left behind conservative evangelicalism, Marcus Borg is a bit of a spiritual father. His approach to a non-literal understanding of the text is something that has enabled many of us to...