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World

How You Can Help in Haiti

Seeing Ourselves in the Refugee Olympic Team

Stephen Woodworth

A new Noah’s ark? How about a renewed Garden of Eden

Rolf Bouma

Bringing light to “dark tourism”

Tamara Hill Murphy

Remembering Umberto Eco

Doug Stephens IV

Sin, evil and the Zika virus

Clayton Carlson

Advent and lament

Branson Parler

The New York Times’ redemptive use of virtual reality

Scott Hoezee

Is Dismaland as distorted as Disneyland?

Josh Larsen

Why Christians are called to immigration reform

Stephanie Summers

For Christians, there is no torture debate

Branson Parler

Sewing hope with Sister Rosemary Nyirumbe

Tamara Hill Murphy

The common grace of fake vacation destinations

Kory Plockmeyer

Burnt offerings and incinerated ivory

Josh Larsen

What airports reveal about religious pluralism

Jonathan Downie

Ayahuasca and the high of Easter

Jes Kast

Deity as commodity in Foreign Gods, Inc.

Adele Gallogly

Norway’s ‘memory wound’ and our calling to remember

David Greusel

Why we shouldn’t be surprised illegal porn was downloaded at the Vatican

Josh Larsen

A Found Poem by Seamus Heaney

Cathleen Falsani

Stockholm, Istanbul and the danger in the secular divide

Robert Joustra

The weakness of the Pentagon and the power of the cross

Branson Parler

The heavenly oddness of the Olympics’ closing ceremonies

Monica Selby

Learning from the Olympics

Jeff Munroe

Yoga as spiritual formation

Phileena Heuertz

Did 9/11 make America a more, or less, Christian nation?

Gideon Strauss

Remembering the Berlin Wall

Randall L. Bytwerk

Wind turbines: stewardship or a blight on God's creation?

Adele Gallogly

News of the World, integrity and the price of a free press

Jonathan Downie

Why Big Society and Big Gov't are both smaller than God's grace

Jonathan Downie

A way to deal with witchcraft

Timothy Stabell

Osama bin Laden, Ezekiel and justice vs. vengeance

Josh Larsen

The allure of royal weddings

Maureen Herring