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Learning from Rwanda

January 11, 2019

Written by John

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

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Is Yoga Dangerous?

December 29, 2018

Written by John

Recently, a mother in suburban Toronto protested when her daughter received yoga instruction in a public school class. A Roman Catholic, the mother was worried that her daughter was thereby being indoctrinated into the Hindu religion. Was she? I’ve taught … Continued

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Is Canada a Secular State?

December 29, 2018

Written by John

Some have asked about getting hold of a hard-to-obtain article of mine: “Of Course Canada Is a ‘Secular’ State—Just not Secularist and Only Partly Secularized,” Journal of Parliamentary and Political Law/Revue de droit parlementaire et politique 7 (July 2013): 189-99. So … Continued

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