There are probably five or six mentions of homosexuality in the entire Bible and confusion over what it actually means, writes Michael Coren
While churches turn to Zoom and Facebook to offer services online, some fundamentalists and fanatics are using the coronavirus crisis to spread fear and suspicion
Anti-abortionists claim to be “pro-life,” while defending Donald Trump’s attacks on the poor, women, immigrants and those with physical and mental challenges
It’s difficult to define those involved with the self-described free speech advocate – he seems to have few, if any, connections even to traditionally homophobic churches or denominations
As a devout Catholic, Andrew Scheer should understand contrition and penance, but his reaction to past homophobic and racist remarks of a number of his candidates has been to play politics
Under siege in his own party and doing badly in the polls, the new curriculum paints Ford as a moderate eager to get on with more pressing challenges facing his government
With the Ontario government now facing regular crises, the PC leader may soon have to decide whether his noisiest minister is an asset or a hindrance
With an election on the way it needs to be asked whether the man who wants to be prime minister really does believe that LGBTQ people are disordered and immoral
We’re in serious trouble when the narrative around anti-Islamic attitudes – and even violence – in Canada is being pushed by ostensibly reasonable people in the media, government and professional classes
The Conservative party leader issued a banal tweet declaring the Christchurch rampage an attack on “freedom” rather than Muslim worshippers
A reasoned and sensitive discussion of Israel and Palestine within the NDP could be a model for left-wing parties the world over – that would be a glorious thing
These days, Conservative commentators are eager to pounce on anything that appears to paint Muslims and Islam in a poor light
