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To Differ Without Deferring
Addressing the Our Whole Society interfaith conference at St. Paul University in Ottawa, Cardus’ Andrew Bennett argues genuine pluralism ensures freedom to differ without any obligation to defer.
Voluntary euthanasia bill to be debated. Again…
ACT MP David Seymour’s private members’ bill was recently drawn from the ballot, starting the latest round of the euthanasia debate. This article provides an overview of how euthanasia has ‘progressed’ and addresses the real problem.
Building Trust
Do you have what it takes to make your marriage work? In this post, Nikki Bray illustrates a key component, trust.
More than able
Last year, we awarded Di Willis with the Unsung Heroes Award for Missional Living. If you haven’t already had the opportunity to meet this amazing woman, you’ll be wanting to after reading her story.
When doctors say “No”
As abortion, euthanasia and other controversial procedures become more widespread, conscientious objection for healthcare workers is becoming a flashpoint for controversy throughout the Western world.
May I speak to my Daddy?
This world does not need men to selfishly take whatever we want, especially if the price is the welfare of our children. Our children don’t need superheroes—just quiet, unsung, ordinary, everyday heroes who answer to the name “Daddy.”
Proposed change to Parliamentary Prayer
The new Speaker of the House Rt. Hon Trevor Mallard has asked Members of Parliament for their Feedback on the new version of the Prayer that is prayed by the Speaker at the opening of Proceedings each Sitting Day… But he has started using a revised one.
Long Term Effects
The Reformation, triggered 500 years ago next week by Martin Luther’s publication of objections to practices of his own Roman Catholic Church, is being commemorated in surprising places. by Jeff Fountain
#metoo
“Me too. Suggested by a friend: ‘If all the women who have been sexually harassed or assaulted wrote ‘Me too’ as a status, we might give people a sense of the magnitude of the problem.”
Family and Marriage
Andy and I have just come from the Auckland Prayer Breakfast where over 500 were gathered at Eden Park to pray for our city. It was truly amazing to worship God collectively and to pray fervently for issues that face our city and nation.
A Challenge to Rescue the Most Vulnerable
Statistics released in 2016 by New Zealand Treasury indicate that in South Auckland communities like Manurewa and Papakura, the future looks bleak for 1 out of 4 children aged 14 and under.
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