Michael Coren | The Walrus

Beliefs around damnation have always been in flux. Now the concept may be disappearing for good

By teaming up with Christians, progressives can reclaim the political agenda

How I still find meaning in prayer during an era where it’s often watered down—or used as an emotional weapon

Alberta’s proposed curriculum has been met with the same tired controversy—and it isn’t making kids any safer

How the social platform uses anger to power its popularity

How religious zealots are gaining traction among Canada’s new era of conservatives

Anyone surprised by Andrew Scheer’s Conservative party leadership win hasn’t been paying attention

The very least that could be said of Ezra Levant is that he defended Jews from hate. But that’s now in the past

White evangelicals have fallen in a love with a thrice-married adulterer and blasphemer

Hollywood keeps resurrecting the story of Christ, but can it make the perfect movie?