by Dr Ng Kam Weng | Feb 20, 2017 | Credo
February 2017 Credo The early church avoided active engagement with Roman politics, where the contestation for power was brutal and political fortune was fickle, brutish and short. The bedraggled religious community was already leading a precarious existence since it...
by Dr Roland Chia | Feb 6, 2017 | Pulse
February 2017 Pulse In many traditional treatments of Christian theological anthropology (the Christian understanding of human beings), the focus has been on the rational faculties or spiritual capacities that distinguish humans from the rest of the animals....
by Dr Goh Wei-Leong | Feb 6, 2017 | Feature
February 2017 Feature Article A Land of Strangers In this cosmopolitan world of growing homogeneity, we are daily faced with stories and issues surrounding migration—in our local press, coffee shops, crowded trains and political circles. Churches have even started to...
by Dr Roland Chia | Feb 6, 2017 | Credo
February 2017 Credo In the Eastern Church, the Trisagon is usually sung before the Prokeimenon of the Gospel and the reading of the Epistle. Known as Ter Sanctus in Western Christianity, this ancient prayer celebrates the holiness and transcendence of God with the...
by Rev. Edmund Fong | Jan 16, 2017 | Credo
January 2017 Credo Having celebrated Reformation Sunday some weeks back, I find it appropriate to write on one of the chief slogans that encapsulates the essence of what the Reformation was about—Sola Scriptura (Scripture alone). I offer the following theses for our...
