Dr David Daintree: I think about death every day

Dr David Daintree is director of the Christopher Dawson Centre for Cultural Studies in Australia. In this conversation we discuss the state of Western civilisation and its important features, perhaps the most important one that it is grounded in a material and spiritual reality that cannot be changed by our perception and only ignored to …

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Marvellous Marburg

This summer I had the priviledge of visiting the lovely town of Marburg in Germany. Having been at the Wartburg Castle earlier, I continued to follow in the footsteps of Elizabeth of Thuringia and Martin Luther. Both have an important connection to Marburg as well. Elizabeth founded a Franciscan hospital, which continued to be administered …

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Räsänen: Persecution as Blessing in Disguise

Thirteen hours interrogation at police headquarters for Christian views that she had advocated all of her adult life. A surrealist situation. We are not talking North Korea, but Finland. Not some obscure pastor from somewhere, but the Minister of the Interior (Home Affairs) who used to be head of Police. In this episode of Signs …

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Willem Teellinck: Waarom vluchten voor het Heilig Avondmaal?

Het kerkelijk leven in onze tijd is ver verwijderd geraakt van dat van de Kerk van alle tijden en plaatsen. Dat zien we in diverse opzichten, onder meer door het duidelijke verband tussen belijdenis en Heilig Avondmaal. Ook door de manier en de leeftijd waarop dit plaatsvond. Luister naar mijn jongste podcast over Willem Teellinck. …

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