Faith and Culture • Learning and education The highest value of education Could the chief goal of education be to heighten our sense of order and wonder, beyond our formative years and throug... Article
Faith and Culture • Science and technology The multiverse hypothesis: separating science from fiction Sometimes an idea is too attractive for quibbles about whether it’s true or not. Witness the multiverse hypothesis, a... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The messy miracle of language In a way, we monolingual North Americans are missing out. We’re missing out because we often fail to appreciate the m... Article
Faith and Culture • Science and technology Scopes at 90: Cross-examining the Monkey Trial The story of the Scopes Monkey Trial has been retold for decades in classrooms and the media. Pity, then, that the pu... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture How to think or what to think? Since the 1960s, ideology and political correctness have increasingly trumped intellectual freedom and diversity of t... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture TWU Law School: a victory to celebrate In a climate that seeks to restrict freedom of religion to an ever-narrowing private sphere, the court decision in fa... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture The Reformation: Lasting impacts on church and culture On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg, sparking the Protestant Ref... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Why manhood doesn’t happen naturally The boy’s transition into manhood is not similarly pre-determined. It must be created with significant intentionality. Article
Faith and Culture • History Unique and surprising narrative twists in the book of Acts With the book of Acts, Luke's aim was to write a compelling and inspiring narrative that traced the spread of the Gos... Article
Faith and Culture • Science and technology Christians in space: taking the creation mandate to the stars A growing number of countries and corporations are engaging in space exploration. The way Christians regard such ente... Article
Faith and Culture • World events The Great War and 100 years of modernity There is a popular historical perception of the First World War as a sharp black line, four years thick, separating t... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Galileo, Hypatia and the myth of the Dark Ages Galileo and Hypatia are often used as proof of the war between science and religion. But their revisionist tales, lik... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Truth and love in complex times To hold truth and love in consistent balance requires the grace of God. But followers of Jesus are called to be faith... Article
Faith and Culture • History Faith of our forefathers The leading figures of the era following the New Testament – some of them taught by the apostles themselves – articul... Article
Faith and Culture • History A banquet, not a buffet: an outline of biblical history The 66 books of the Bible trace a single story of creation, fall, redemption and restoration. To better understand th... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Made in the image of God: what does it mean and why does it matter? According to the Bible, humanity was created by God in His own image. But what precisely does that mean? And what are... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Cultural appropriation: a look at a popular concept Cultural appropriation has become a common accusation of late, typically levelled at white involvement in non-white c... Article
Faith and Culture • Science and technology Arrival: time, language and the image of God Arrival explores some weighty metaphysical questions. Do our minds shape language or does language shape our minds? I... Article
Faith and Culture • Society and culture Renaissance and Reformation and the providence of God The Renaissance and the Reformation are often caricatured and reduced to a few simple strokes that fit current belief... Article
Faith and Culture • Faith and religion Reading the Bible like a real book People usually read books in context, aware of style and intent, seeking to learn something or find enjoyment or enco... Article