Christianity and Marxism
In his book entitled Christianity and Marxism (1995), the renowned Scottish philosopher, Alasdair Macintyre, observes that there are three ways in which modern western society has viewed Marxist philosophy. The...
A Christian Perspective on Global Uncertainties and Disruptions
Uncertainty and disruption seem to be the order of the day. We are indeed at a historical moment in time. The world is witnessing considerable changes in modes...
Clarifying Inter-faith Dialogue
In a recent interview published by The Straits Times, Mohammad Alami Musa, said that faith communities in Singapore ‘are still at the lower level of inter-religious engagement and discussion,...
Via Dolorosa (The Way of Sorrow)
In February 2015, Gay Byrne, host of the Irish religious television programme The Meaning of Life, asked militant atheist Stephen Fry what he would say to God if he...
Women: Different but Equal
In an article in the 1991 issue of Christianity Today entitled, ‘Let’s Stop Making Women Presbyters’, evangelical theologian and leader J. I. Packer wrote: ‘Presbyters are set apart for a...
ETHOS Institute: Some Thoughts on Being a Christian (Part 2) by Dr...
From geostrategic rivalries to the global emergence of mass populism and the fourth industrial revolution, we live in a world that is changing at a fast pace and...
ETHOS Institute: Some Thoughts on Being a Christian (Part 1) by Dr...
From geostrategic rivalries to the global emergence of mass populism and the fourth industrial revolution, we live in a world that is changing at a fast pace and...
Resurrection or Hallucination?
Throughout the history of the Church, there have been numerous attempts by her adversaries to debunk the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus. It seems that these detractors...
Difficult Love
In 2017, ISIS detonated bombs at two Coptic churches in Egypt during their Palm Sunday services that killed at least 45 worshippers. The first explosion, which killed 27...
Miracles
Even the most casual reader of the Gospels will be struck by the many stories of miracles they tell. On page after page, the Gospel writers describe Jesus...
Loving your digital neighbour
Director of Theos Think Tank, Elizabeth Oldfield, explores new media and reconciliation in an age of incivility Despite public perceptions that religion causes violence and division, Christianity has...
Loving Obedience
At the beginning of the 19th century, the English poet Percy Bysshe Shelley declared that obedience is the “bane of all genius, virtue, freedom, truth, “for it makes slaves...