Al Wolters argues that creation’s goodness is uniform, rejecting the Neoplatonic hierarchy that equates higher ontological rank with greater worth, and instead attributes evil to religious disobedience while distinguishing rank from intrinsic value across all creation.
The 1,800-year-old Megiddo Mosaic, now on display at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, DC, features the inscription ‘Jesus is God,’ offering a stunning glimpse into early Christian worship during a time of persecution.
Once the backbone of Canadian commerce, Hudson’s Bay Company now teeters on the brink of collapse under the weight of nearly $1 billion in debt and decades of economic missteps.
Canada’s 24th Prime Minister marks a political shift amid economic and trade challenges, while a biblical view of government upholds God’s sovereignty, limited civil authority, and Christ’s Lordship over all of life.
Religion cannot be confined to the private sphere, for faith is inescapable—shaping politics, education, and culture—making secularism not a neutral framework, but a competing religious worldview.
The Delta crash at Toronto Pearson is a sobering reminder of mankind’s fragility, the brevity of life, and the urgent need to seek true hope in Christ.
The foundations of Christian pedagogics may seem unusual to discuss, but the question remains whether education is truly a science and whether its principles shift based on differing worldviews.
Witness the rise of Canadian apologetics through Wesley Huff’s engagement with Joe Rogan, the unparalleled reliability of Scripture, and the necessity of Sola Scriptura for cultural restoration.
Quebec’s opposition to pipelines reveals its reliance on foreign oil, environmental hypocrisy, and the idolatry of “green” ideology, which contradicts biblical stewardship and the responsible development of God’s creation.
Canada’s push for digital IDs raises concerns about government control and the erosion of personal freedoms, demanding firm resistance in light of biblical principles and historical warnings.