Latest from Michael Coren
OPINION | 'Comfortable martyrdom' on display as churches defy government COVID-19 orders
They know that their punishments will be light, that fundraising campaigns will more than pay their fines, and that their rejection of authority appears heroic to their base, says writer and Anglican cleric Michael Coren.
Opinion
Trump's conservative Christian support flows from a specific perspective on issues of church and state
Support for Trump by people of strong Christian faith is not the contradiction it may seem, writes Michael Coren.
Opinion
Change can be intimidating, but that doesn't justify turning words like 'woke' into slurs
The bloodstream of the body politic is receiving a transfusion, and while a few toxins might sometimes be flowing, we’ll all likely be a lot healthier for it, writes Michael Coren.
Opinion
As feds rethink MAID, remember the alternative to assisted dying isn't living - it's unassisted dying
Assisted dying isn't about encouraging death, but rather listening to someone who asks for control over their own body, writes Michael Coren.
OPINION | What the hell happened to Charles Adler?
What happens when your conscience is no longer in step with your public image? Michael Coren knows a thing or two about that.
Opinion
Actual change won't come to the Catholic Church unless or until a courageous pope arrives first
Pope Francis accepted the resignation of the archbishop of Washington, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, who was accused of doing too little to prevent, and perhaps even deliberately covering, up hideous sexual abuse cases. But Francis also took the highly unusual step of releasing a public letter in which he praised his friend.
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There was never going to be a happy ending in the Alfie Evans case, but perhaps there's still a lesson learned
The NHS spent a fortune to make sure that Alfie remained alive as long as he did and received the best and most modern care available. All of this through the type of socialized medical service that many of this child's new advocates so oppose.
Opinion
Exploring the origins of Christmas
In the fourth century, it was agreed to treat the birth of Christ as a holiday, but as scripture doesn't give any dates for the event — it had to be made up.
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Ominous signs that the next war in the Middle East is coming, and it won't be pretty
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is under strong domestic pressure and drenched in scandal, and nothing distracts more effectively than a war against a despised enemy. Hezbollah fits that bill perfectly.
Opinion
Historical lessons from the original anti-fascists — including my father: Michael Coren
When he came out of the services at the end of the war, he was surprised to find that Nazism was still alive in London. A group of young Jewish men who had just left the armed forces formed an anti-fascist collective called the 43 Group.