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At a time when it’s fashionable to portray the Canadian Church as a quaint anachronism or a cauldron of scandal, it’s a bold move for anyone to showcase it as anything else. But John Terspstra has given us all—Christian or…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
Other than stories about H1N1, these days nearly every news report has something to say about the economy. Economists and politicians banter about billion dollar bailouts and promise a quick return to business-as-usual with prosperity just over the horizon. But…Read More→
By Karin Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
Knowing the mistrust, fear and sometimes hatred towards Muslims in the western world, Carl Medearis writes from first hand experience about finding common ground and developing relationships with the followers of Muhammad. Medearis begins by giving a brief history of…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
In this slim book, Marva Dawn takes us back to the beginning to ruminate on the first three chapters of Genesis. Central to the book is her fundamental question: what does the text tell us about God? It’s an attempt…Read More→
By Keiralee Friesen and ChristianWeek on
Douglas Coupland’s newest work, Generation A, follows the story of five young adults from around the world who appear, at first, to have only one thing in common: they have been stung by bees which, in the near-future setting of…Read More→
By Kurt Armstrong and ChristianWeek on
“I am damned,” is the first and abiding thought we hear from the title character in this shocking novel from Nick Cave. Bunny Munro is a traveling salesman with an out of control sex drive. He charms women into buying…Read More→