Category: Public Theology
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LN Feature: The Theology of Palliative Care
April 18, 2017Read More
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The Culture War: Exposing the Sexual Revolution’s Tragic Legacy
January 24, 2017By André Schutten Over the Christmas holidays, I read Jonathon Van Maren’s book The… Read More
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“It may be…”
August 2, 2016Winning isn’t on us. But God does calls on us to show up By… Read More
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The supremacy of God and the Queen’s oath
June 29, 2015The Supreme Court of Canada decided to side with tradition by killing the bid… Read More
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Let the punishment fit the crime
May 28, 2015This week’s Maxim is ‘Multiplicat transgressione crescat paenae inflictio.’ The increase of punishment should… Read More
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Freedom requires punishment of wrongdoing
May 28, 2015This week, I provide two maxims that build on last week’s. Maleficia non debent… Read More
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Justice is an excellent virtue
May 28, 2015Justicia est virtus excellens et Altissimo complacens – Justice is an excellent virtue and… Read More
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The value of the Scriptural testimony engraved on Canada’s Peace Tower
April 28, 2015This is the transcript of a speech given at a leadership seminar organized by… Read More
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Our silence will condemn us
April 8, 2015Here are this week’s maxims: “Qui tacet consentire videtur” Translation: He who is silent appears… Read More
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Queen by the grace of God
April 8, 2015I’m sure I’m not teaching you anything new when I mention “Dei Gratia Regina“,… Read More
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Legal Maxims – What are they and why are we sharing them?
April 2, 2015A legal maxim is an established principle or proposition of law that is universally… Read More
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Whom do you serve?
March 26, 2015The following article, “Whom do you serve: Sphere sovereignty and the need for limits… Read More