“All units be advised: active shooter incident at 572 Main Street East. Units in the area please respond.” A moment’s delay while the radio crackled. Then— “Carter, badge 4792, show me going.” “Hernandez, badge 2231, show me going.” “Jackson, badge … Continued
Ethics
Christianity Is Weird, but Perhaps Not as Weird as Your Think
Christianity has what I sometimes call a “double weirdness problem.” Elements of its teaching that are truly strange—such as the Crucified One at its centre who is paradoxically championed by Christians as being at once Victim and Victor—are still so … Continued
Learning from Rwanda
This is the twenty-fifth anniversary of the massacre in Rwanda, a quarter-century since 800,000 people died at the hands of their neighbours. The Walrus recently ran recollections of survivors, and the tales are harrowing. Two features of this story give the Canadian Christian … Continued