Junior Member Julia Henderson joins the Critical Faith team to start a new series on philosophy as a spiritual exercise. In this series she'll be talking with folks about how philosophy, faith, and ou

Back in the spring, we talked with Dr. Jeffrey Dudiak, ICS alum and Professor of Philosophy at The King's University in Edmonton, while he was enjoying a sabbatical. We walked, chapter by chapter, thr

In today's episode, Hctor Acero Ferrer recently spent some time in conversation with Executive Director of Shalem Mental Health Network, Jennifer Bowen. You'll hear them reflect on the shared history and institutional connections between the Institute fo

In today's episode, we welcome new member of the Critical Faith team, Jimmy Ronald! Jimmy had a chance to chat with ICS Senior Member Bob Sweetman about some of his thoughts on tradition as authority

After an extended break, we're back! And we're planning to bring you some more regular content again in the new year.In today's episode, ICS President Ronald A. Kuipers talks with our guest Eric Van Giessen about their respective histories in the Christi

In this series finale, Andrew asks a handful of Critical Faith crew members, ICS Junior Members, alums, and colleagues to respond to the previous interviews in the series. So this episode features gue

How can Indigenous peoples and their histories not simply be seen as "additions" to society but rather help to transform its very structures?Recently, Jonathan Hamilton-Diabo joined Andrew to reflect

Ourseries on some of the challenges facing philosophy and faith in the wake of 2020 continues.Recently, Andrew was joined by Edith van der Boom, Associate Professor of Philosophy of Education and Pr

Rev. Dr. Cheri DiNovo, CM joins Andrew for the next instalment in ourseries on some of the challenges facing philosophy and Christian faith in the wake of 2020. Cheri is the author of the book Qu(e)

How can Christians learn to acknowledge abuses of power?Kristin Kobes Du Mez joinsAndrew and ICS Junior Member cohostAbbi Hofstede for the next instalment in ourseries on some of the challenges facing philosophy and Christian faith in the wake of 2020