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Calgary City Soul: A Story of Urban Thriving
June 14, 2013
by Peter Menzies

Faith-based organizations nurture people's most deeply held beliefs, sanctify their lives' most vital relationships, and comfort their deepest pains and most profound sorrows. Do we have room for this in our cities' plans?

Peter Menzies is a Senior Fellow with Cardus, and past publisher and editor-in-chief of one of Canada's major daily newspapers.

Religious Freedom: The Cornerstone of Strong Social Architecture (Part Two)
June 7, 2013
by Stanley Carlson-Thies

Rather than treat all organizations, employees, clients, and students as if they shared the same vision of sin and good, harm and flourishing, the government should acknowledge and accept the differences.

Stanley Carlson-Thies is a Cardus Senior Fellow, and founder and President of the Institutional Religious Freedom Alliance, a Washington, DC-area nonpartisan think tank.

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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?

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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. A Long Way from Inclusive

    June 19, 2013 | André Schutten

    Yesterday, Peter Stockland penned another exceptional blog in which he accurately describes Québec's religion problems as symptoms of a bigger issue. By emptying meaning ...
  2. After Meaning: Quebec's Religion Problems are Mere Symptoms

    June 18, 2013 | Peter Stockland

    Several years ago my son was cycling home to his apartment in Outremont when he was approached at a corner by neighbours asking for a somewhat unusual favour. They were devout J...
  3. Consumers of our Neighbourhoods

    June 17, 2013 | Kathryn de Ruijter

    During our first year of marriage, my husband and I lived in the ground floor apartment of a big, old, red-brick house. On either side of us were similar houses split into apart...
  4. Persistence, Underwritten by Hope

    June 14, 2013 | Milton Friesen

    This past week I had the privilege of participating in the Neighbours: Policies and Programs unconference put on by the Tamarack Institute in Kitchener, Ontario. One of the key ...