Found 4 articles matching 'Mission'.
everyday evangelism
Is evangelism to blame?
A Buddhist critiques our
lack of godliness
Glen Scrivener
Date posted: 1 Jun 2021
On the Speak Life Podcast, Paul Feesey
and I have been discussing
the various
scandals rocking the evangelical world —
particularly those of Ravi Zacharias and
Jonathan Fletcher.
While some have questioned our focus
on these topics (when we’re meant to be
inspiring evangelism), one listener had the
opposite observation. Writing as a Buddhist
he had
some blistering criticisms of
the
evangelical church – a critique which I think
is very worth considering.
politics & policy
Assisted dying: opening Pandora’s box
James Mildred
Date posted: 1 Jun 2021
The starting pistol has been fired in the race to legalise assisted suicide.
After appearing before the End of Choice All Party Parliamentary Group, the Health Secretary Matt Hancock then wrote to the national statistician, Ian Diamond, requesting information on the number of terminally-ill patients who had killed themselves because of their diagnosis. Mr Hancock wants a new debate on the issue and there are plenty other MPs who want the same.
evangelicals & catholics
Are we all ‘Children of Abraham’?
Leonardo De Chirico
Date posted: 1 Jun 2021
Whenever we talk about lands tormented by decades of wars and violence, sometimes perpetrated in the name of religions, we must do so with sobriety.
This is to say that commenting on Pope Francis’ recent trip to Iraq (5-8 March 2021) can become a pretext for easy criticism if one does not try to enter the complexity of the situation. Therefore, it must be acknowledged that the Roman pope’s call to religious freedom, his appeal to respect for minorities, and his invitation to national conciliation were commendable.
Waking up to the dystopian world of deepfakes
By Andy du Feu
Want to see Tom Cruise perform a magic trick, joke about ex-presidents, or tee-off?
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