Easter and Politics by Ron Dart

What has Easter to do with politics? What has the church to do with the state? What has the sacred to do with the secular?  What has justice and peace to do with empires? What has Canada to do with the USA? The Christian understanding of Easter has its roots in...

She Who Loves Flowers by Colleen

front of the bus, glance from my book; somewhere near here, she lives she said the sunflower would die at her place, yet upon my insistance took it, and threatened to give it to somebody else somewhere near here -- a house with neat lawn? apartment, bare balcony,...

Reflections on Capital Punishment by Wayne Northey

Christian support for capital punishment, like Christian participation in war, has known a majority Christendom approbation since the era of Constantine in the fourth century. This support has likewise dominated Western secular jurisdictions until the last century - a...

My Greenday Dream of a Just Society by Brad Jersak

While sleeping in a youth hostel in Lausanne, Switzerland (March 2006), I dreamt of a just society. Here is what I saw: In the dream, I was standing outside an international summit that reminded me of the G-8 meetings. The punk band, Greenday, showed up with smirks on...

Intimacy before Revelation by Nico Deschner

I believe that God is looking for people who are not only sharing their revelations with other people, but who empower other people to draw close to God and get their own revelations. Revelation out of intimacy is of a different level than second-hand. In cases of...