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The Lord who heals

The Lord who heals

The Lord who heals Acrylic 2008This painting is a gift to famous nutritionist and Bible Teacher Paul Nison. He teaches about health. The best physical food for us is RAW vegetables and fruits (Gen 1:29).The best spiritual food for us: God from the Bible—Yahweh Rophe,...

Learning by osmosis

I think that architectural training in North America is more wrong than right. It is based on an Enlightenment model of learning, imagining that verbal and/or written communication equals knowledge transfer equals education.
After toiling in invaluable apprenticeships, and learning mostly by overhearing, I beg to differ.

Week of February 8, 2009

A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below.Have you been getting the Comment email all by its lonesome, and never seen the print edition of...

Lux Nova

Lux Nova

Lux Nova was inspired by the creation of a wind tower for the new Theology Library of Regent College, UBC. A strong commitment to environmental education and stewardship led Regent College to build its new library underground—leaving room for a three-quarter acre...

Urban design: a planner’s perspective

Urban design is not architecture, landscape architecture, or city planning; rather, it is about relationships: how buildings relate to open spaces; how buildings and open spaces relate to other buildings and open spaces; how buildings and open spaces relate to the street; how people relate to these buildings and open spaces and streets; and how people relate to each other in this complex web.

Q&A with Chris Seiple, “President, Institute for Global Engagement”

Throughout the 1990s, we had often spoken about the need for a Christian think tank—one that could help Christians in any vocation make better decisions—but my parents specifically founded IGE because Christians were too often a part of the problem—through ignorance or arrogance, the methodology of engagement betrayed the respect and love of the Message.

Week of February 1, 2009

A wunderkammer of discoveries, compiled by Comment and illuminated for our readers' edification and entertainment. We do not necessarily endorse the external content below.Have you been getting the Comment email all by its lonesome, and never seen the print edition of...

After the panic button has been pushed

Virtue is not optional. In our financial markets, it was fascinating to see “outdated” virtues such as prudence, self-control, frugality, delayed gratification, honesty and humility suddenly gain more traction as the crisis intensified.

Cloverdale Banner

Cloverdale Banner

This is a close-up of a portion of a banner created in 2008 for Zion Lutheran Church, Cloverdale, Minnesota, USA. The work is textiles which I cut and sew. Many denominations of the Church follow a liturgical year which specifies the color for each season of the...