Faith
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Toronto minister Rev. Ambury Stuart has a doctorate in atmospheric physics and has been a respected climate change scientist for two decades. He talks to Lee Simpson about the convergence of faith and science.
By May 2008
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Suicide terrorism is a weapon of choice for groups with economic and political aims. Too often, it’s sold as religion.
By Trisha Elliott May 2008
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Nobel Peace Prize nominee, former Liberal foreign affairs minister and lifelong United Church member talks to David Wilson
By David Wilson April 2008
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New life is possible. But the path often winds through the valley of death.
By Rt. Rev. David Giuliano March 2008
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Al Gore's climate change campaign has more to do with old-time religion than you might imagine
By Larry Krotz January 2008
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Canadian Muslim organizations are anything but unified -- something the United Church must face
By Sabitri Ghosh January 2008
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Raising kids in an interfaith marriage has its challenges and rewards
By Karen Stiller January 2008
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Rose Tekel is one of five non-Christian Canadians who describe how Christmas appears to them
By Rose Tekel December 2007
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Physical and spiritual fulfillment are more entwined than you might imagine
By Trisha Elliott October 2007
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The act of forgiving isn't always as tidy as we might imagine
By Trisha Elliott May 2007
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Living with pain provides the opportunity to rise above it, to walk more closely with God
By Lee Simpson March 2007
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By Allen Tysick January 2007
