Monthly Archives: September 2007

Wintley Phipps at Carnagie Hall

  Most secular progressives are comfortable with mainline liberal Christianity. But when it comes to evangelicals, many can only think of anti-gay ballot initiatives, clinic bombers, street preachers with megaphones and corrupt televangelists. And they tend to be confused and … Continue reading →

Most Canadians know homosexuality is not an illness. Most Canadians would agree at least to the level of somewhat that there is no ‘homosexual agenda’ that we often hear repeated by special interest groups in the US. Most Canadians – … Continue reading →

Five months ago I wrote about a spat between Joe Carter of the Family Research Council and Max Blumenthal of The Nation and Huffington Post regarding a hot linking incident. In the course of the post and the subsequent conversation, … Continue reading →

People close to the Vancouver area may wish to take opportunity to catch an awarding winning film at the Vancouver International Film Festival. This will be it’s last Canadian screening as it continues it US tour. For the Bible Tells … Continue reading →

Complimentarianism and egalitarian are two positions taken by churches. The first sees women’s roles in the church as separate but equal, the second sees the role of women in the local church that should open to women or men based … Continue reading →

With the Anglican Church in such constant uproar a good laugh doesn’t hurt. via: The Mad Priest

“I like damaged people,” says Stephen Colbert. “And I am certainly damaged.” The full interview is at Parade. via: Melissa Rogers