A friend writes: I have been asked to say grace at our company’s anniversary dinner.  It is a secular Canadian company.  The people who...

This seems to be my week for opining on Christians and higher education. This article, published as a column in Canada’s leading journal...

Yes, I generally (not always, but mostly) wish people “Happy Holidays” rather than “Merry Christmas” this time of year. Here, on the...

Friends and students have asked what I think about The Manhattan Declaration. Not all friends or students have asked, to be sure! Indeed,...

Here‘s my most recent contribution to the National Post’s religion blog: I’m defending the recent European Court’s direction to the...

Yet another post for the National Post, this one reflecting on the recent Maclean’s article suggesting Canadians are racists. (I have to...

When we turn to teaching, several public goods come into view. Let’s begin with something pretty basic. The Christian university...

Let us begin with the research function of the university, and in my next post, I’ll turn to teaching. The Christian university...

Can Christian organizations insist that their employees believe Christian doctrines and practice Christian ethics? Not as often as they...

For those of you in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia and particularly in the Vancouver area, here are a couple of events this...

Gilles Duceppe, head of the Bloc Québecois (the separatist party in the Canadian province of Quebec), is fuming that Nicole Charbonneau...

Irshad Manji, a Canadian activist who cajoles and confronts her fellow Muslims from the theological left of Islam, recently asked some of...

Over the last few weeks, various Christians have contacted me because they are troubled over encountering my name amidst dozens of other...

The great province of Ontario, Canada’s richest and most populous, is in the throes of an election. As many Canadians know, one of the...

Recently, a friend wrote about a problem at the high school he serves as a teacher. Apparently, a staff worker with a well-known...

The British Columbia Supreme Court has been deliberating over whether the parents of sextuplets can refuse blood transfusions for their...

If you don’t know about Irshad Manji, author of The Trouble with Islam Today, then you probably should. Her website is here. Irshad is a...

When I was a student at Queen’s University in the late 1970s, I attended precisely one meeting of the student government there–the Alma...