Yesterday, I posted the following survey on Twitter: Is a person *morally* obliged to make their body available for organ […]
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Reckoning with the Peaceable Kingdom: A Review of Disarming the Church
Eric A. Seibert. Disarming the Church: Why Christians Must Forsake Violence to Follow Jesus and Change the World. (Eugene, OR: Cascade, […]
biblical ethics, Christian ethics, Eric Seibert, just war, pacifism, violencePro-life Carpet-bombers: On the moral incoherence of neocon conservative Christians
What does it mean to be pro-life? Time and again, I find that Christian conservatives seem to endorse a pro-life […]
Christian ethics, ethics, Evangelium Vitae, Michael Brown, pro-life, Ted Cruz, warCan a soldier be a Christian?
The catalyst for this brief rumination is a tweet from Bruxy Cavey: "One cannot be aware both of the history […]
Christian ethics, ethics, just war, pacifismWhat would it take to make Canada the policeman of the world?
In my previous post I asked whether the Golden Rule applied at the geo-political level. That is, are nation states […]
Canada, Christian ethics, geopolitics, political scienceOsama is dead! And there shall be dancing in the streets!
First, I should say that if you find recent blog posts rather thin gruel, it’s (probably) because I just weathered graduation weekend […]
Christian ethics, Osama Bin LadenChristians and the sin of hating homosexuals
In “Why conservatism is riskier than you might think” I pointed out that those who maintain the status quo are […]
Barbara Ehrenreich, Christian ethics, Christian Research Institute, CRI, homosexuality, Jack Chick, Lynn Johnston, same-sex marriage