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Renewing Social Architecture by Building Bridges
May 3, 2013
by Graham Scharf

A community in which diverse organizations share a common agenda, continually communicate, share data, and employ shared measurement systems is extraordinarily rare. In fact, I've never seen Believe2Become accomplished elsewhere.

Graham Scharf is a father, the husband of a developmental pediatrician, and the author of The Apprenticeship of Being Human: Why Early Childhood Parenting Matters to Everyone.

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Activism, Justice, and Longing for Shalom
May 17, 2013
by Tyler Wigg-Stevenson

I care about justice; must I be an activist?

Responsible Activism and Social Change
May 10, 2013
by Tyler Wigg-Stevenson with James K.A. Smith
If it's up to this generation to save the world, what will happen to our faith lives if there's still saving to be done when we're finished with it?
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Because I Have To
October 31, 2012
Ned Bustard

SIX QUESTIONS . . . I think all good art should do that in people's lives: help them to do more than just look around, but to actually see the world God has made for them to delight in.

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Cardus Blog

  1. The Question Asked Too Late

    May 21, 2013 | Peter Stockland

    Could the right question, asked earlier, have saved a good man his job? It was not exactly breaking news that my old colleague Bob Fife broke the news about how Sen. Mike Duffy ...
  2. Reconsidering Limitations on Free Speech in Canada

    May 20, 2013 | Ray Sawatsky

    If we asked any high school social studies or civics class to identify the most important rights in a democratic society, it's a fair bet freedom of speech and freedom of belief...
  3. The Perfected Downtown

    May 17, 2013 | Kathryn de Ruijter

    This past week, PBS aired a show called 10 Buildings that Changed America. Host Geoffrey Baer looked at, among others, the Wainwright Building in St. Louis, MO; Frank Lloyd Wrig...
  4. Le Parti Moustique

    May 16, 2013 | Brian Dijkema

    The Parti Quebecois used to stand for something. These days it seems to take its policy cues from mosquitoes. Its preferred method of governance is to buzz loudly, annoy anyone ...