On November 21, Kate Taylor introduced Globe and Mail readers to a different kind of book club: Book Clubs for Inmates. Book Clubs for Inmates was started in 2009 by Carol Finlay, a retired Anglican priest and English teacher, at Collins Bay Institution, in Kingston Ontario: “I went into Collins Bay. … I thought I… Read more »
didna Sho kala moomoo tokafu. This glossolalia thing is easy!
According to Xtra, the principal at St. George (Catholic) School in Ottawa has refused to allow two students to “choose gay rights as the theme for their social justice project” because the Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) has a “rich family life program that addresses all aspects of human relationships and family life in an… Read more »
The war on Christmas meme has started to pop up a bit early this year, even before American Thanksgiving has had a chance to start! I was, however, happy to see a Christian friend post this image on her Facebook page (click to enlarge): Thank goodness not all Christians are threatened by inclusiveness. I used… Read more »
I am not a gamer; in fact, the last video game I played was Pac-Man. However, today, Larry Moran announced My son Gordon and his friend Colby are working on a new game called “For the King.” He included a picture of one of the characters in “For the King!”: The Blacksmith. I immediately identified with… Read more »
According to World Bulletin, Muslim and Christian scholars in Egypt have teamed up to forge “a ‘scholarly response’ to atheism.” According to Halim, a spokesman for Egypt’s Coptic Orthodox Church, over the past three years, atheism has been “spreading increasingly”. The article explains that: Atheism is strictly taboo in Egypt’s mainstream public discourse. But since the… Read more »