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Scandals... and Hope: An Interview with Rod Bennett
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Scandals… and Hope: An Interview with Rod Bennett

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by on Nov 16, 2011 in Featured, History
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Another day, another Catholic scandal – or that is how it seems lately. If you are like me, you are just sick of it, yesterday already. I felt myself reeling a bit with the news about German bishops, and needing a little balancing support, I decided to run a few questions by my friend Rod […]

Work, the Curse, and Common Grace
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Work, the Curse, and Common Grace

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by on Nov 14, 2011 in Featured, Vocations
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That human beings were created to be creators, to work, is undeniable. The anthropological concept of homo faber, man the tool-maker, attests to this basic aspect of what it means to be human. From a Christian perspective, we confess that human beings make things in a way that imitates their Maker. While God creates “out […]