This article was published in today’s Border Watch (our local newspaper) as the weekly pastor’s piece. April 15 marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. The tragic event has remained in the public consciousness thanks to movies such as the understated A Night To Remember or the more gaudy epic Titanic (not …
Nathan reflects on the Dawkins/Pell/Jones interactions of QandA. He concludes with this Good Friday interview with another archbishop from Sydney. Note how a certain name keeps coming up. If you find yourself thinking ‘Why couldn’t he have been on QandA’, well you’ve probably answered your own question.
Most of the time it seemed to be Richard Dawkins. At other times even he seemed dumbstruck by what was being said at the other end of the panel.
Michael Horton was asked to give some thought to the issue of how the church and individual Christians should engage with various issues in the wider public sphere. He provides the following reflections as a starting point. …In all of these points, the key is to make distinctions without oppositions: Distinguish Christ’s kingdom from the …
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