Update: Sep 1 2011 I just realized that I never included a disclaimer on this post before I put it live. That would explain some of the nasty comments that were provided on this blog. This essay was originally submitted as an undergrad paper when I was at the University of Toronto. It was a […]
Category: philosophy
Christian Malfunctions?
If you call yourself a Christian, do you think that you live the life that Christ calls you to live? This is a tough question to answer. There are many ways in which we interpret Christ’s calling in our life. Miroslav Volf, writing in October’s issue of Christianity Today, suggests that many Christian believers forget […]
The offensiveness of Sam Harris
This is likely to be the first of many posts in which I will criticize the atheistic worldview provided by Sam Harris. Harris is the author of two recent books: Letter to a Christian Nation and End Of Faith In a recent article in Newsweek, A Dissent: The Case Against Faith, Harris offers some interesting […]
Interfaith Dialogue?
Yes, this is a crazy suggestion, especially in today’s heated theological climate. But, it’s an important and valid idea, especially when we consider the line of reasoning. Consider this… David Warren, a writer for the Ottawa Citizen, provided some comments last week pertaining to the current conflict between the Catholic Church and Islam. As we’re […]
Who are we?
I’ve been thinking about how to begin this dialogue with you for a few days now… How to organize the topics, how to know when I”m done with one topic and when to move on to the next. Instead of worrying and planning, I think I’d be better off just diving in and seeing where […]