Magazine Articles
The Peterson–Craig Encounter: A Missed Opportunity?
Originally published at Crisis Magazine on February 23, 2018. On January 26, Wycliffe College, a graduate school federated with the University of Toronto, hosted a discussion …
A Dialogue on Life’s Meaning: An Assessment
Originally published at Catholic Insight on February 9, 2018. A graduate school affiliated with the University of Toronto hosted an event revolving around three distinct …
An Approach to the Santa Legend
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 24, 2017. This year, I want to raise an issue that is often neglected by many Christians, concerning …
Canada’s Free Speech Wars
Originally published at Crisis Magazine on December 6, 2017. In Canada, the assaults on free speech continue like clockwork. Free speech, a self-correcting mechanism that makes …
The Governor General’s Hubris and Anti-Intellectualism
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 28, 2018. She touched upon a variety of issues, including climate change, horoscopes, the origin of life, alternative …
Finding God In Nabeel Qureshi’s Loss
Originally published in Convivium on September 26, 2017. Nabeel led a brief yet remarkable life, in my mind somewhat comparable to the prodigious 17th century Catholic …
Lightning Crashes LiVE
Originally published at Catholic Insight on August 22, 2017. It seems that our culture, in its ever-increasing narrative against anything biblical and supernatural, must be …
Canada and Postmodernism’s Poster Boy
Originally published at Catholic Insight on July 1, 2017. This was originally published under the pseudonym of James Porter Craig—the name is a hybrid of …
Fell On a Black Day: A Reflection on Chris Cornell’s Suicide
Originally published at Catholic Insight on May 22, 2017. Chris Cornell, the frontman of the Seattle grunge rock bands Soundgarden and Audioslave, was declared dead …
A Reflection for Christmas: God, Truth, and Love
Originally published at Catholic Insight on December 20, 2016. As Christmas rolls around this year, try not to be swept up in the hoopla of …