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Peter Menzies

Peter Menzies is the Alberta-Northwest Territories commissioner for the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) and past publisher and editor-in-chief of one of Canada's major daily newspapers. Still an occasional author, Menzies' journalism career spanned 30 years. Starting at a small weekly on Vancouver Island, he built...

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Welcome back to think! We focus today on art, and on beauty. What you’ll hear is a wonderful lecture by Gregory Wolfe, editor of Image Journal. He’s going to probe the modern Christian’s openness to beauty, to imagination, and to the truth in the darker side of life. Greg Wolfe is Writer in Residence at Seattle Pacific University, and the founder...

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Today we present Dr. Calvin Seerveld, one of the leading thinkers in Canada—and the world—on religion, philosophy and art. He is a Professor Emeritus in Aesthetics at the Institute for Christian Studies, and author of a long list of books and articles, among them Rainbows for a Fallen World. Dr. Seerveld argues that good city life needs...

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