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Politics as Applied Theology: A Conversation with Peter and Helen Evans |
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Written by Nicholas Chancy
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009 |
 Peter and Helen Evans know what it's like to be spiritual seekers. They ran through the gamut of Eastern religions and philosophies before returning to the Christianity of their youth. Better still, they've written a book to help those who find themselves similarly seeking.
The result is Get Serious: The Church's Stand on Contemporary Culture, a collection of in-depth interviews with Christian representatives -- Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox -- on six cultural issues facing the church today: abortion, war, euthanasia, animal rights, welfare, and genetic engineering.
Brian Saint-Paul -- the interviewee for their chapter on animal rights -- spoke with them about the project. Please click here to read the complete interview on InsideCatholic.com.
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The Second Coming of Jesus and the idea of the Rapture have been hot topics of debate over at the Orthodox Christian Network. On the 
The deadliest conflict in Gaza in four decades has killed hundreds and wounded thousands. International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) has released emergency funds and is working in cooperation with other humanitarian aid organizations to deliver medical supplies and pharmaceuticals to Gaza hospitals that are stretched to capacity. “Gaza was already in a desperate situation before this increased conflict with a significant lack of food, medicine, fuel and electricity. All commodities are in scarce supply,” said Dirk Lackovic-van Gorp, IOCC’s Representative for the Palestinian Territories.