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2008 Comment Manifesto

December 1 ^st 2008 byGideon Strauss

Comment is a journal of public opinion bringing Christian voices to the dialogue in the public sphere, seeking the common good.

Signs of hope: a "Comment" symposium

December 1 ^st 2008 byJanet Ajzenstat, Clifford Blake Anderson & more

Two shades of green

November 14 ^th 2008 byDavid Greusel

Hope in Focus

November 14 ^th 2008 byRay Dirks

Film Reviews: "Standard Operating Procedure" and "Changeling"

November 14 ^th 2008 byGreg Veltman

Pop, Pop, Pop

November 7 ^th 2008 bySteve A. Prince

Q&A with Andrea Mrozek, "Manager of Research and Communications for Institute of Marriage and Family Canada"

November 7 ^th 2008 byAndrea Mrozek

Q&A with Dave Toycen, "President & CEO, World Vision Canada"

October 31 ^st 2008 byDave Toycen

Q&A with James Woller, "Bulembu International"

October 17 ^th 2008 byJames Woller

Darkness, the silver screen, and the human soul

October 17 ^th 2008 byMarc LiVecche

Leveraging social media for social good

September 12 ^th 2008 byRyan Moede

Q&A with Josh Good, "Program Manager, ICF International"

August 8 ^th 2008 byJosh Good

I help the people who help people on the margins of society, especially in cities.

Q&A with Jamie McIntosh, "Executive Director, International Justice Mission Canada"

April 4 ^th 2008 byJamie McIntosh

"Some" justice: a taste of what is to come

March 7 ^th 2008 byDerek Miedema

Seeking proximate justice in Washington, D.C.

March 7 ^th 2008 byRyan Streeter

Proximate justice requires that the idealist take one step closer to the goal—and be satisfied.

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