Politics with eternal significance - the combination of tsedeq and radah
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May 2010 In this article Andrew Basden discusses whether Christians should become active in politics drawing from examples from the Bible. However, he also explores what the direction, goals and style of politically active Christians should be. full storyMacedonia and the European Union: Between Integration and Identity
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May 2010 In this article Leo van Doesburg (representative for the European Christian Political Movement in Eastern Europe) discusses both the Charter of Fundamental Rights (which is part of the EU's Lisbon treaty) and the Principle of Subsidiarity. Both are very relevant in the context of the current political situation in Macedonia. full storyThe culture of monogamy vs the culture of polyamory
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May 2010 This article is based on the speech held by Pat Fagan (Senior Fellow and Director of the Center for Research on Marriage and Religion at the Family Research Council) during the 2009 World Congress of Families in Amsterdam.Fagan has an interesting and provocative view on the fundamental differences between what he calls the 'polyamorous' and the 'monogamous' cultures of today. Fagan analyses both cultures and criticizes the currently dominating polyamorous culture. He delivers a fresh but also troubling insight on current events in American society. full story
A Christian View on International Law
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January 2010 In this article Vladimir Plamadeala explores the virtues and vices of international law within the Christian context. Vladimir Plamadeala is Master in International and European Public Law and a board member of the European Christian Political Movement full story
