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‘Bridging the Secular Divide:’ Pivotal conference begins May 27th
A host of Canadians from a variety of religions and worldviews have put together an historic conference for May 27th and 28th in Montreal, titled Bridging the Secular Divide: Religion and Canadian...
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Federal Liberal, NDP politicians disturbed by anti-religious colleagues
Four federal politicians talked about the religious origins of their legislative passion at this week’s McGill University conference, titled Bridging the Secular Divide: Religion and Public Discourse...
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‘Bridging the secular divide’ requires a thick skin
MONTREAL, Que. — Religion is the most dangerous force in the world. That is a commonplace belief in “secular” North America. Many secularists maintain religion is little more than a force that fuels...
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The philanthropy debate: Are the wealthy giving their share?
The debate rages about which is best for society: Voluntary philanthropy or mandatory taxation? We are becoming a society in which more emphasis is placed on philanthropy as a social good. It’s often...
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The end of democracy? Find out Thursday in Vancouver (Cancelled).
American thinker Jean Bethke-Elshtain – who is speaking Thursday June 13th at the Chan Centre in Vancouver – is a feminist, a just-war theorist, a ‘liberal’ Lutheran, a defender of the United States...
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Charity debate rumbles across Canada
Canadians who regularly attend a religious institution give “three times” more to charity. That claim was made by the head of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada when he opened his talk to an...
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Canada's "Ambassador of Religious Freedom" in Vancouver March 23
The head of Canada’s Office of Religious Freedom, Andrew Bennett, will speak in Vancouver during a major conference on religion, spirituality and secularism from March 22 to 24. The event at Robson...
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Most Canadians believe Western and Islamic societies "irreconcilable:" Poll
Most Canadians think “irreconcilable” differences exist between Western and Muslim societies, according to polling to be revealed at this week’s Metropolis conference in Vancouver. Whether it’s the...
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