Christianity

Michael Coren: The U.S. president’s demand that churches reopen is an attempt to exploit a uniquely American view of Christianity

Michael Coren talks to the theologian and author Charles Fensham about the hatred toward LGBTQ people in conservative Christianity and how to stop it

Michael Coren: ’I would never argue that the Bible blasts support for LGBTQ people, but equally, when we read this collection of books with knowledge and without malice, I believe that it doesn’t condemn it either’

Q&A: Father Nadim Nassar, Anglican priest and director of the Awareness Foundation, a charity that encourages diversity and acceptance, on the threats Christianity faces

Opinion: Most of those who pay to watch him play disagree with him, and many are members of the litany he claims will suffer for eternity. It is outrageous to insist that they remain passive in all this.

Q&A: Vicky Beeching was a beloved star in Christian music—that is, until she came out as gay. She speaks to Michael Coren about the fallout and her hopes for the Church

The divergent paths of Billy Graham and Canadian pastor Charles Templeton changed how their countries saw religion’s role in public life

Opinion: Various forces have made Canada’s Christian conservatives a weaker political group than America’s. Could that change?

Why finding the middle ground between purely secular materialism and crazy religious fanaticism has never been more important

Opinion: A tempest in a British sausage roll reveals who’s really warping Christmas values—those who ignore love for neighbour