The question is not whether every person will like every service. The question is whether we are making avoidable choices that prevent people from participating. … More The Church, not Services are for Everyone
Should we seriously consider mandatory voting? Voting should be treated not only as a right but also as a civic responsibility. Many people in the past fought hard for the right to vote, including women and people who were excluded because of their economic or social status. They were not simply seeking convenience; they were demanding dignity, recognition, and a voice in decisions affecting their lives. Today, when voting is available to so many of us, why do we treat it as optional? … More Toronto Votes: Is Our Democracy Choosing the Best Leaders?
There is a question that sounds simple, profound, and even spiritual: “Do you believe in God?” It is a question many Christians ask. It is also a question frequently asked of public intellectuals, philosophers, scientists, politicians, celebrities, and ordinary people. But perhaps we should stop and ask a more important question: What exactly do you … More Do You Believe in God?
