2006When we look at the stars at night we are not just seeing points of light but physical places in the vastness of the heavens. We are a small part of a universe that is beyond anything we can even begin to comprehend.In Job 26:14 we read, "Indeed these are the mere...
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. Another reminder of the Christian Alliance for Orphans' Summit VI, slotted for April 29-30 in...
Two books on the 17th-century Rembrandt demonstrate just how gifted the artist was, and why his art still matters to us today.
As Canada approaches its 150th anniversary in 2017, how are its Christians planning their own celebrations in a society that privatizes religion more than ever?
Taking the time to regularly approach enjoyable aspects of life—even cooking that’s more a means to an end—gives honour to a sovereign, time-taking God.
Gold leaf, handmade paper 2010This piece, based on the original icon by the 15th century Russian icon painter Rublev, is from a collection entitled Protestant Icons. Built, rather than written, with layers of paper, these icons replace the flesh of the saints with...
A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below. Cardus and Comment wish each and every reader a blessed, reflective and joyous Holy Week....
Magellan Roadmate, Navigon 2100, Garmin StreetPilot, Mio Moov. These products promise to transform us into Renaissance explorers, approaching some New World across the azure Pacific. But what then happens to the rhapsodic road trip, to the slower pace, to discovery?
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Today I will undergo laparoscopic surgery. Yes, April Fools’ Day. It gets even better: my surgeon’s name is Dr. Mangal, pronounced “mangle.” I’ve often wondered if God has a sense of humor, and though I haven’t pinpointed that theological premise in the Bible, I now believe He does.
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