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The Mark of citizenship: Baptism
January 20, 2010This article is the second of a two-part series for ARPA Canada by James… Read More
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Prayers for Haiti – Creation Groans
January 15, 2010How can we make sense of the tradegy going on in Haiti? How can… Read More
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Two Pulpits Competing for Our Hearts:
January 14, 2010The Influence of Secular Media in Reformed Homes By Mark Penninga (first printed in… Read More
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The Church as a City-State
December 21, 2009Baptism is a mark of our citizenry: Why a Christian should be involved in… Read More
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Submission to Canadian Museum for Human Rights
December 17, 2009On December 7, ARPA Canada’s Director Mark Penninga met with representatives of the Canadian… Read More
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Climb Off the Merry-Go-Round
December 16, 2009By ARPA Canada (www.ARPACanada.ca), December 2009: The first decade of the new millennium is… Read More
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Political Activities: What Churches and Charities Can and Cannot Do
November 25, 2009ARPA Canada is asked quite often about what types of political activities a church… Read More
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Human Rights, a New Museum, and our Christian Faith
November 18, 2009By Mark Penninga (www.ARPACanada.ca): As you read this, a gigantic museum is being built… Read More
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God & Government: A Biblical Perspective on the Role of the State
November 12, 2009Now available at no cost from www.ARPACanada.ca! In March of 2009, Dr. Cornelis Van… Read More
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“God’s Verdict” More Important to Canadian PM Harper than Historians’
September 4, 2009By Patrick B. Craine QUEBEC CITY, Quebec, September 3, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) – In a… Read More
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Happy Birthday, William Wilberforce
August 24, 2009Breakpoint Commentary, Aug 24 2009 By Chuck Colson: Today marks the 250th birthday of… Read More
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Can Nations be “Christian”? An English Debate
August 24, 2009Is Canada a Christian nation? Was it ever? For one perspective on this debate… Read More