An information resource for orthodox Anglicans
by David Landrum, Artillery Row: In the early 20th century, the numbers of Christians in the Middle-East were reduced greatly by the “unremembered” Armenian, Assyrian and Greek genocides. At that time, roughly 10 per cent of people living...
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by Jonathon Van Maren, The Bridgehead: Growing up regularly attending church and attending a Christian school, I never questioned whether God exists or whether Christianity was true. I assumed these things and assumed that those who did...
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by Paul Kingsnorth, UnHerd: A second religiousness is sweeping the West. Sometimes I think I’ve been lied to my whole life. Everyone, everywhere, lives by a story. This story is handed to us by the culture we grow up in, the family...
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by Sarah Stewart, Juicy Ecumenism: Frank Capra’s cinematic triumph “It’s A Wonderful Life” reminds us that all life is valuable, “no man is a failure who has friends,” and “all that you have is that which you give away.” One of its best...
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by Jonathon Van Maren, The Bridgehead: In August, the National Post’s Tristin Hopper published an informative essay titled “The time when Canada’s elite wanted to sterilize ‘insane’ and disabled people,” a cautionary tale on following the...
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By Michael Cook, Mercator. To tell the truth, I feel a bit sorry for Richard Dawkins. The former Oxford professor of atheism, (or was it biology?) spent most of his professional career promoting atheism. He denied a Creator, he lampooned...
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