FROM THE EDITORS July 17, 2006 Issue

QUESTION TIME

FOUR DAYS A WEEK during the main business of Parliament in the British House of Commons, the opening period, called Question Time, allows Members of the House to ask questions of government ministers. Openness, honesty, and accountability are expected from the country's leaders.

It occurs to us that although the setting and circumstances are obviously different, it might be instructive, even life-changing, if people of faith took at least half an hour each day to ask themselves some key questions.

In an article in the May 30 issue of The Christian Century, the Reverend Rob Merola volunteered questions that struck him as keenly relevant to the lives of Christians:

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