There is much to fear and loathe in the latest example of militant and violent campus intolerance. At Middlebury College in Vermont,...

In the recent Academy Award-winning movie Arrival, one character asks another a compelling question: If you could see your whole life...

The new season of “Black Mirror,” a “Twilight Zone” TV program now produced by Netflix, opens with an episode nicely terrifying for our...

I have never watched Bill Maher’s show in my life. I’ve seen clips of it, and of him guesting on other people’s shows, and there’s been...

[This column was originally posted on “Context with Lorna Dueck” six months ago. Alas, the issues remain live all over the continent.]...

As we Canadians observe the American presidential election in various ratios of bemusement and horror, one position seems to stick out as...

[The following is a re-posting from my weblog “On Second Thought” published weekly at ContextwithLornaDueck.com] Two years ago, the...

[This is another reposting from the blog I have over at “Context with Lorna Dueck“] Forgiveness is one of the greatest gifts we can give...

[This is another re-posting of a column earlier posted on the “Context with Lorna Dueck” website, for which I write weekly] ====== “I’m...

We Canadians and Americans have just emerged from the holiday weekend celebrating our respective countries’ nativities and histories....

[The following is an edited version of the address I delivered at the Prayer Breakfast of the Conservative Party of Canada in Vancouver...

[This is another of my posts in my “On Second Thought” blog for “Context with Lorna Dueck”] On Valentine’s Day we celebrate romantic...

Lisa Ruddick, an associate professor of English language and literature at the University of Chicago, has written a poignant, powerful...

Calvin College recently hosted a session with four of its most esteemed alumni and former professors: George Marsden, Richard Mouw, Alvin...

Just finished talking about the election on Monday with friends Angus Reid and Janet Epp Buckingham on Drew Marshall‘s radio show. A few...

A friend writes: I’m a full time pastor, but teach a couple of courses at small Christian colleges/seminaries. How do I begin to think...

National Public Radio, among many other sources, features news of hundreds of American pastors attending workshops to learn how better to...

A friend is beginning a sabbatical and asked for advice about how to think about it and use it well. Some thoughts, therefore, from...

The Epistle to the Philippians begins with Paul identifying himself as a “slave of Messiah Jesus.” And, at the time, he might have felt...

Adam Gopnik, reviewing a book on the Paris Commune of 1871 in The New Yorker, offers this powerful observation: Historians from the right...