Stereotypes Reprised
In the interest of transparency, and because I now know how, I have uploaded the paper I presented at the …
Tag Archives: presbyterianism
Living, breathing stereotypes
It was true that the seventeenth-century Dutch were a very practical society, concerned at least as much with their economy …
Churches on Judaism and Israel
As mentioned in the post on Canadian Presbyterians and the Jewish people, the Committee on Church Doctrine of The PCC …
On Religious Stereotypes: Churches Talking About Jews
As a Christian minister, I have often struggled to find the right tone when preaching or teaching about issues which …
On Canadian Presbyterians and ‘the Jewish People’
Over the past year, a large portion of my research time has been diverted from the work I expected to …
Women and Religion: A Follow-up
In discussion after the initial post, a friend commented that the statistics on The Presbyterian Church in Canada fell into …
Women and Religion: Thoughts spurred by the question of ‘unity’
Here in Jerusalem, the observance of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity by the ecumenically minded will begin Saturday …
A Church that Does
A few years ago, a friend of mine who is a minister of The Presbyterian Church in Canada (The PCC) …
Seeking a Call: The Home Front
As Alana has mentioned here, I have come onto the ministerial job market. I have finished my doctorate and am …
