The Intersection of Faith and Culture
School is hard, friends make it easier. Hopefully you make a lot of friends and one or two really good ones who you can confide in. They’re going through the exact same thing you are right now. Turn to them when you’re having a problem with… anything. Don’t go it alone.
Pro-lifers in Canada can have hope. The movement is growing, reaching those in politics, on campuses, on busy city streets as well as those most in need of support. Being pro-life is not a fringe idea; it is a mainstream idea.
Previously, a pastor could explain the sinfulness of smoking pot by highlighting its illegality. But what do they do when the laws change in favor of it? North America is seeing this shift with recreational marijuana legalization on the rise, soon to affect Vancouver, my home city.
It’s not easy being an international student. For one, you’ll be leaving an entire support system behind with the challenge of gaining independence in a foreign country ahead of you. As an 18-year-old, I arrived in Canada on a whim about two weeks before school started. I had missed my […]
The once solitary journey is now hardly distinguishable from everyday life. The challenge of living without modern amenities has been taken away; people seeking solitude and self-reflection in their pilgrimage will be extremely disappointed.
Being “pro-life” means treating all people with dignity from conception until natural death. It means standing up and speaking out when this dignity is being trampled upon. It means respecting the right to life of pre-born babies.