Turning politics and religion right side up
Canada has received a great spiritual gift from its Indigenous people. Despite racism and intolerance, Canada can become what David Pfrimmer describes as a meeting place where there is 'greater freedom to be more provocative and prophetic in its justice seeking, peace building and ecological initiatives.'
OTTAWA—Since the late 1980s, the emergence of the religious right in the United States, as a cultural crutch for the Republican Party, has been a cause for dismay among religious people who once saw the churches unite around Martin Luther King Jr. during the birth of the civil rights movement.
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