Monthly Archives: September 2011

Just one question for the Tory leadership candidates

Tomorrow night Alberta will have a new premier. Either Doug Horner, Alison Redford, or Gary Mar will win the second ballot in the Progressive Conservative leadership race tomorrow and, since Alberta is virtually a one-party state, will become the new … Continue reading

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Missing Felix Hominum

Of all the blogs I read, Felix Hominum was far and away my favourite. I loved Joe’s ability to write about Dante and Augustine, about parenting and making a backyard skating rink, about the Scriptures and about jazz. I loved … Continue reading

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Update on Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani

Early this morning, the ACLJ received this troubling news from Christian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani’s attorney in Iran, Mohammad Ali Dadkhah. Mr. Dadkhah firmly denies that the court has agreed to overturn Pastor Youcef’s death sentence. He believes this is a … Continue reading

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Please pray for Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani

The following article is lifted in its entirety from the website of Christian Solidarity Worldwide. Please pray. Iranian pastor Yousef Nadarkhani has twice refused to recant his Christian faith during two court hearings held in Rasht, Gilan Province on 25 … Continue reading

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Perspective

This one’s doing the rounds on Facebook right now.

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The day the sun came back, late January 1989

Church of the Resurrection, Holman, Northwest Territories, looking due south.

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Porcupine River at Old Crow, Yukon, September 1987

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Matthew 21:33-46: Initial explorations

I’ll probably be preaching on the gospel reading again this coming Sunday. I’ve done some preliminary study for it this afternoon, and here are some of the thoughts I’ve had. The process will continue as the week progresses… 33 (Jesus … Continue reading

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More about world views

In my last post I talked about the fact that we each have a world-view, whether we know it or not, and that many of the tenets of our worldview are not in fact susceptible to what a scientist would … Continue reading

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Religion is like a what?

This photograph has appeared on the Facebook pages of several of my friends in the past few days. Not exactly calculated to improve civil dialogue between religious and non-religious people, I would think. I have several comments. What is a … Continue reading

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