• The Reverend Michael Coren is the author of 18 books, several of them best-sellers, translated into a dozen languages. He hosted daily radio and TV shows for almost 20 years, and is now a Contributing Columnist for the Toronto Star, and appears regularly in the Globe and Mail, The Walrus, The Oldie, ipaper, TVOntario, The New Statesman, and numerous other publications in Canada and Britain. He has won numerous award and prizes across North America. He is a priest at St. Luke’s, Burlington. His latest book is The Rebel Christ.

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Hope: the Great Conqueror

A new year, a new start, a new hope. It’s a time to look to what is to come but also, sometimes painfully, to look

Church and State: Can They Be Separate?

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Never Ending Magic

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Race and Jesus: Not a New Topic

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Cancel Culture

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Authentic Christianity

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Life Changing

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My Jesus is the middle way

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