The Intersection of Faith and Culture
Why do we naturally assume people need adjusting? Why don’t we adjust ourselves? Try and see where they’re coming from, try picking up the lenses through which they see life. It isn’t easy to do this, not by any stretch, but it’s incredibly rewarding. This is stuff you can’t pay for or learn out of a textbook, and it’s right in front of you.
Pro-lifers in Canada can have hope. The movement is growing, reaching those in politics, on campuses, on busy city streets as well as those most in need of support. Being pro-life is not a fringe idea; it is a mainstream idea.
When I left high school, I was not equipped to protect my faith from the attacks of a secular education at a public college. Within only the first few weeks of my freshman year, professors and older students were telling me that intelligent people do not believe in God.
What happens when you lose your dreams? Most people already know but just haven’t made the connection between who they are now (or rather who they are not) and the point at which their dreams died.
Christianity is tolerated when it promotes actions that our postmodern world embraces. For example, the command for Christians to “Love your neighbour” (Matthew 22:39) is happily accepted.
The Cross and Gendercide asks Christians not to ignore the uncomfortable reality of violence against women that is happening on a global scale.
