by Dr Lim K Tham | Oct 5, 2020 | Feature
October 2020 Feature In her book, This is What Inequality Looks Like (Singapore: Ethos Books, 2018), the sociologist Teo You Yenn gauges that ‘roughly a fifth of the resident population of Singapore could be defined as poor.’ This estimate presenting a high proportion...
by Dr Tan Loe Joo | Sep 7, 2020 | Feature
September 2020 Feature Question: “We frequently say the phrase “when one is saved, the whole household is saved,” and examples like the Philippian jailer & his household, and the salvation of Cornelius’ household are often cited. It is often taken as one of the...
by Nick Chui | Aug 3, 2020 | Feature
August 2020 Feature In his book, Darwin’s Dangerous Idea, Daniel Dennett writes about a mythical substance known as “universal acid”, something so corrosive that it will eat through anything that it came into contact with, transforming everything it applies to. While...
by Dr Calvin Chong | Jul 6, 2020 | Feature
July 2020 Feature In her book The God-Hungry Imagination, Sarah Arthur writes, If we want the next generation to know where they came from and thus who they are, we tell them stories so they won’t forget. Then they pass the stories on to the generation after them, and...
by Prof Phil Chan | Jun 1, 2020 | Feature
June 2020 Feature Many of us are afraid in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has grown in scale globally. Recovery is months away. It appears that things may not return to pre-COVID norms until a vaccine is found, produced in large quantities...
by Dr William Wan | May 4, 2020 | Feature
May 2020 Feature What are the Lessons for Me as a Christian? The COVID-19 pandemic is not a sign the world will end soon. It is a reminder that the world is vulnerable and we are not in control. It is not permanent, and will ultimately give way to the coming of the...
