Culture of Death
“You shall not murder” (Exodus 20:13). In its May 12, 2014 post, Mail Online reported that an 85 year old Italian woman paid €10,000 to a euthanasia clinic in Switzerland...
Articles by ETHOS Institute
The Success of a Hoax: The Da Vinci Code, Culture and The...
In many ways The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown which was published in 2003 is an anomaly in recent publishing history. The thriller, Brown’s fourth novel, received glowing reviews...
Should Everyone Study Theology? Yes and No
It has become unquestioned wisdom these days to advocate that the study of theology at some level should be for every Christian inasmuch as it is practically achievable...
Rethinking the Church’s Theology of Missions: Reflections on Jonah
Once in a while the church should pause to review its direction, mission, plans, and activities, especially when Covid-19 has changed much of the life of the church....
Redemption as a Touchstone for Right Theology in the Nicene controversy
Arianism posed a dangerous threat to the Church in the 4th century when it challenged the orthodox doctrine of the deity of Christ. In his refutation of Arianism, Athanasius...
What John Calvin has to teach about Church-State relations?
When our Lord mentioned the words “render to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s” (Matt. 22:21, ESV), many wished that...
The Warrenton Declaration: A Case of Chronic Trust Deficit?
The coronavirus pandemic, which has ravaged the world for twenty months, has brought a number of profound theological and ethical issues to the surface. These issues range from...
Convicted Civility
A refrain often heard in our world plagued with unceasing conflict is “let’s agree to disagree”. According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, to agree to disagree is to decide...
Heidegger and Technology
In his perceptive book entitled The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum describes the times in which we live thus:...
ETHOS CONVERSATION 2022: Religion, Public Policy and Nation Building (Rt Revd Dr...
Religion is sometimes seen as a private matter, having to do only with an individual’s relationship with God. This is, however, a reductionistic view. What one believes has...
ETHOS CONVERSATION 2022: Religion, Public Policy and Nation Building (Minister Edwin Tong)
Religion is sometimes seen as a private matter, having to do only with an individual’s relationship with God. This is, however, a reductionistic view. What one believes has...
ETHOS Seminar 2022: The Transgender Moment with Dr Eliza Lian
Over the past few years, there has been an increase in awareness on sexual or gender identity and faith within the Christian community. Yet, questions and challenges related...