Whose God? Deconstructing False Images (from Irenaeus to C.S. Lewis) – Ron Dart & Bradley Jersak
C.S. Lewis & the Last Battle: Whose Version of Aslan (God)?
by Ron Dart
Of Heretics, Kings & Foxes
by Bradley Jersak
Three Quotes to Ponder by Kevin Miller
"We do not mind offering you a long-term truce with fair conditions that we adhere to... We are a nation that God has forbidden to lie and cheat. So both sides can enjoy security and stability under this truce so we can build Iraq and Afghanistan, which have been...
My Primal Wound by Jennifer Steel
My primal wound, Gushes out like a maddened volcano. Spilling and spewing forth red-hot lava Like blood down the sides of it’s own mountaintop. From far away, What a wondrous, miraculous sight to behold! Such awesome manifesto of heart’s inner core. My life's desire...
Hostel by Kevin Miller
What does it mean when Hostel becomes the new mainstream, when what is essentially a slasher film unseats two relatively innocuous crowd pleasers like King Kong and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe as the top-grossing movie in the land? Those were the first...
the desert answers by joram
apparently i am more of a romantic than i thought. i mean in the context of romantic versus realist, or cynic, and how i perceive the world. i am concerned with purpose and journeys, quests and questions of life. too bad for me having integrity means i will ask the...
adrift by joram
i struggle to rise out of bed; to step forward into the morass and bilge water of life. i feel as if i am tossed about without direction or purpose. i have no stars to chart any course with; and so i drift. as i drift i see other boats motoring around all over the...
Mount Waddington: Queen of the BC Coastal Range by Ron Dart
It was thought by many, for years, that Mount Robson (3954 metres) was the reigning monarch of all the jutting rock peaks of BC mountains. But, in 1925, BC climbing legends, Don and Phyllis Munday, having climbed Mount Arrowsmith (near Port Alberni), descended,...
CANADIAN RESPONSES TO “SOFT TORTURE” by ROBIN MATTHEWS
“Robin Mathews is a fighter poet, aggressive in his defense of human rights, expressing his nationalist vision with enough feeling to slash like a razor.” —Montreal Gazette Arguments about U.S. torture rage in Canada and elsewhere, especially elsewhere in the West....
The Great Climb by Brad Jersak
Flowers and flies Blossoming and buzzing Preening and provoking Along the way. The great climb Through valley forest and meadow, Lessons learned along the way, Long before the moon-bleached night Or the glory-drenched heights of the peak. To see with wonder the...
King Kong – Review by Kevin Miller
Let me address the obvious criticism first: Was this movie an over the top, overly long, self-indulgent piece of filmmaking? You bet it was. And thank God for that. After all, this is a story about a 25-foot gorilla that winds up on top of the Empire State Building...
The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe – Review by Kevin Miller
If you were a beaver and four humans showed up on your doorstep wearing fur coats, would you let them in? I certainly would have second thoughts. Funny how that idea never occurred to me before, even though I’ve read about the Pevensie children’s first encounter with...
