Christian Witness in a Multi-Religious World – Recommendations for Conduct is a document produced by the World Council of Churches; the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, and the World Evangelical Alliance. It’s not a long document, and contains some interesting principles. I haven’t read it in depth yet, but want to come back to it. …

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My tertiary education experience has led me to think that the main aim of tertiary education is to produce more tertiary academics and for them to engage with one another (by publication and conferences). The fact they have to educate people whose aim is not to become tertiary academics is understood to be the sacrifical …

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Kevin DeYoung offers ten constructive principles for church music and singing in two posts. Here are three in full. 5. Sing the Psalms. I am not convinced by the arguments for exclusive psalmody. But in 95% of our churches the problem is not that we are keeping out good non-Psalms. It’s strange, even though we …

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