Our culture is kid-crazy. I remember wonder what on earth was happening to our families a few years ago when Christmas cards started excluding parents.
A while ago I was reading a report based on polling done in Scotland related to people’s perception of Christianity. It was revealing.
After a year of 50th Anniversary celebrations, we had expected that 2015 might be a quieter year, but that was not the case.
Think you have to suffer through that cold? Think again. While your doctor may not have a solution for the latest viral infection making the rounds, nature does – echinacea.
While Manitoba’s youth are at the Legislature debating the future, the NDP government announced this week that the money future generations of Manitobans owe just keeps on growing.
Most Manitobans would expect the Legislature to be a pretty quiet place between Christmas and New Years Day.
It appears that we have entered a new political climate in which global climate change is being taken seriously by most governments, industries and citizens around the world.
We have now made the case that the concept of original sin I absorbed as a child has no support in the Old and New Testament texts.
It’s that time of year again – the days are shorter, the weather is colder, and you’ve caught a cold. You are not alone.
Have you ever been asked what your all-time favourite Christmas gift was? Not necessarily from this year or last year, but the gift that you recall with greatest fondness from your past.
