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Blasts From The Past

This blog itself is relatively new, yet as I mention in my inaugural post, “breaking moulds” is something I have been doing my whole life, and only recently been able to put a name to. Here are a few things I’ve written in the past that illustrate this propensity. (These articles were all published in good old-fashioned print in one or more publications in the past, so I have digitally reproduced them here for your enjoyment.)

Rise of the Nerds

One of my first published articles (outside of my school paper). This story was originally published in my university’s Mars’ Hill Newspaper, then picked up by the editors of Options Magazine, the now-defunct predecessor to Converge Magazine. Read it now here.

Me Church

Theatre seats — Nice seats. But is this really “church?”

A critical approach to the increasingly self-centered nature of modern evangelical churches. Also originally published in Mars’ Hill followed by CanadianChristianity.com. Read it now here.

Is heaven a video game free zone?

By popular request, after my freshly pressed post on morality and video games. This article was one of my first attempts to work out, in writing, the relationship between my favourite hobby and my faith. It was also the cover story in the Fall 2009 edition of Options Magazine. Read it now here.

Breaking tradition

me and all my current parents — This is me and all my (current) parents.

If there is a single piece of writing that cuts to the core of my existence, this would probably be it. Originally published in Options Magazine and subsequently at CanadianChristianity.com. Read it now here.

My Writing Elsewhere

Breaking Moulds is neither the first nor the only place I write online. Here are a few of my other regular/occasional haunts. If you want to keep up with me in all the various places I write, the easiest way is probably to follow me on Twitter!