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Articles for Engage.Mail are generally from within a broadly Evangelical perspective. Ethos does not necessarily endorse every opinion of the authors but promotes their writing to encourage critical thought and discussion.

 

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Link Highlights | November-December 2019

Sunday, 22 December 2019
 | Ethos editor

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces from November and December 2019

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Book review: The Madness of Crowds – gender, race and identity

Friday, 20 December 2019
 | Ian Hore-Lacy

As the grand narratives of religion and secular political hopes collapsed over the last century, we have moved to a culture of aggressive identity politics where disagreement has become ‘hate speech’. How can we learn to be generous outside our own tribal group, to listen respectfully and forgive indiscretions?

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Dealing with loss at Christmas

Thursday, 19 December 2019
 | Nils von Kalm

For many people, Christmas is the hardest time of the year. Thankfully, the joy of Christmas can only really be known within pain.

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Link Highlights | October 2019

Friday, 1 November 2019
 | Ethos editor

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces from October 2019

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Book Review: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos

Thursday, 10 October 2019
 | Rex Dale

Peterson’s book has been described as profound and practical. Christians will be disappointed that it is ‘sub-Christian’. But there is much that can be learned from it. The children of this world can sometimes be wiser than the children of light.

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Link Highlights | September 2019

Monday, 7 October 2019
 | Ethos editor

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces from September 2019

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Greta Thunberg and prophetic utterance

Thursday, 3 October 2019
 | Paul Tyson

There were three kinds of responses to Greta Thunberg’s UN speech on climate change. But none of these responses seem appropriate. What should our response be?

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Link Highlights | August 2019

Sunday, 15 September 2019
 | Ethos editor

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces from August 2019

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Link Highlights | July 2019

Wednesday, 7 August 2019
 | Ethos editor

Highlights of links to online news and opinion pieces from July 2019

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Book Review: Caring For Words in a Culture of Lies

Wednesday, 3 July 2019
 | Rex Dale

Words are used to define, but are also instruments of love, healing and peace, writes Marilyn McEntyre. Yet like any other life-sustaining resource, words can be depleted, polluted, contaminated, eroded and filled with artificial stimulants. How can we guard against the abuse of language?

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