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When mulling over a topic for my speech, some of the episodes of demeaning treatment that I had learned about over the years came to
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When mulling over a topic for my speech, some of the episodes of demeaning treatment that I had learned about over the years came to
I did not attend or watch the CRC synod of 2023. I anticipated that I could not bear to do so. I have been a

Let me begin by warmly thanking Matthew Tuininga, who has become my good friend, for the generous spirit of his response to the talk I

Let me begin by warmly thanking Matthew Tuininga, who has become my good friend, for the generous spirit of his response to the talk I
Nicholas Wolterstorff When Rich Mouw became president of Fuller Seminary twenty years ago, I and others anticipated that his career as a writer was more
JUNE/JULY 2012: INSIDE OUT by Nicholas Wolterstorff “In all their affliction, he was afflicted.” Isaiah 63:9 As we human beings travel through life we experience
Editor’s Note: The following convocation address was delivered at the Institute for Christians Studies in Toronto on May 9, 2008, on the occasion of the
Nicholas Wolterstorff A considerable amount of the work of the twelfth centurycanon lawyers consisted of commenting on passages from the Church Fathers; and in some
Every society has a characteristic moral culture, by which I mean a characteristic set of concepts for thinking about moral issues and a characteristic way