politics
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When “Christian Values” Kill: The Color of Blood is Red
For many people in russia and in the collective West, all of this is a matter of perspective. For us in Ukraine, those perspectives have a colour, the colour of the blood of people killed and tortured and raped here and in other so-called locations, all of it in the name of Values, and that… Continue reading
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What is logically wrong with this title: “Tucker Carlson’s Putin Interview Explains Less Than Ukraine’s Evangelicals”
As an evangelical Christian living through russia’s invasion of my homeland, I was appalled by the title of that article, which suggests that our firsthand testimony of what is being done to us belongs on the same scale as the misinformation delivered in a putin puff piece. Millions of our people have been driven from… Continue reading
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The Failures of Accountability in A Post-Truth World
It is the 716th day of the full-scale russian war and of bloodshed that does not stop. A few words on the poisonous appeal of propaganda and on what happens when putin’s narratives are normalised. What we watched was a long and tedious monologue full of lies and historical falsehoods rather than an interview. Do… Continue reading
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Forming Ministers Amid the Fog of War
Traveling through southern Ukraine’s seminaries, I witnessed the immense toll of the ongoing full-scale war on those training Christian leaders. Exhaustion marks everyone: emotional fatigue, mental weariness, and physical tiredness. Yet, the work continues. Students become military chaplains, professors face hard choices, and leaders make difficult decisions. Moral clarity emerges not from comfort but in… Continue reading
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