In the face of contemporary culture's ridicule and scorn of traditional masculinity, Christian men must recover a vision of God's Word for our lives as we lead our families and churches. There is much we can learn about this from our Christian forefathers.

Opponents of Christianity try to deny its veracity and legitimacy by likening it to cults and charlatans.

Everything in history is designed to unveil the glory of God.

Despite popular misunderstanding, religion and state have been intimately related as far back as recorded history can tell us.

The sexual revolution of the 1960s set out to change culture, and saw traditional, Christian sexual ethics as retrogressive, stifling, and the enemy of the good life.

As beings created by God in His image, man's identity is found in God's will for him and is not something that man himself can invent.

It is through our role as Christ's ambassadors and as heirs in God's kingdom that we are intended to engage the world around us.

God's solution to many of today's social challenges are family, community and private property.

God's words are actions and always achieve the purpose for which they were made. Our laws need God's words if they are to achieve anything.

John Calvin said that the protection of the community from unjust men through fear of punishment, without which they have no other reason for lawful behaviour, was the purpose of the law. The history and abandonment of this legal perspective in Canadian public policy is discussed.