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My father is in full-time service for the Lord, prophet, priest and king in the fish business.

I want Comment to be what you've come to expect, but I also want it to be unlike any other magazine you read. We're not just publishing a magazine; we're building a movement.

2010 Comment Manifesto

Literally nothing is possible without the ordaining, creative power of God.

The fundamental problem of the human race: we are alienated from God.

Restoring creation will require the Spirit-inspired work of building caring institutions and life-giving habits.

Abraham Kuyper stands out as a giant in public theology: his theological probings were never far removed from his public commitments as the founder of two newspapers, a university, a political party, and a denomination.

We participate in a vast array of social structures, yet their roles, privileges, and obligations are not addressed in the social contract.

Political obedience in our broken societies is not painted in black and white.

Remember that command? Learn to really love your neighbour(hood)s.

Cultivating the sphere of economic life to be able to provide the means by which we can take care of our non-economic responsibilities.

Who are the patrons of the Christian school, and what does that role mean?

Postmodern Christians won't get very far in transforming society until they learn to love institutions again.

When art seems very far from the urgent cut and thrust of daily politics, that's exactly the point.

Persuasion should be based in discovering the reality of real people's lives.

If we are to offer our culture what it needs most, we must pull from sources beyond it.