by Rev Dr Lewis Winkler | Mar 7, 2022 | Feature
Feature 7 March 2022 I often hear the phrase in academic circles, “You must follow the truth wherever it leads.” There’s an important kernel of wisdom here since too many live as though they do not want anyone to confuse them with the facts. What they believe is good...
by Rev Dr Billy Kristanto | Feb 7, 2022 | Feature
7 February 2022 Feature Frank and honest talk about death is considered a taboo in many cultures. People avoid talking about death; they want instead to celebrate the goodness of the present life. However, death is—sooner or later—inevitable. In the late medieval...
by Dr Joseph Chinyong Liow | Jan 3, 2022 | Feature
3 January 2022 Feature Lately, social media has been abuzz in Singapore over a series of incidents of racism. Why is this significant? For starters, Singapore sets great store by the harmony that obtains between citizens of different ethnic and religious backgrounds....
by Dr Calvin Chong | Dec 6, 2021 | Feature
December 2021 Feature I recently wrote a short article about five metaphors to describe a variety of COVID experiences under confinement conditions. Metaphors help me to understand the world better, explain ideas clearer, and even inspire fresh imagination. In the...
by Mak Sue Ann | Nov 1, 2021 | Feature
November 2021 Feature 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. This article is specifically interested to rethink the participation of the...
by Rev Dr Jerry Hwang | Oct 4, 2021 | Feature
October 2021 Feature Arthur Clarke, the British futurist who co-wrote the 2001: A Space Odyssey film, once remarked that “any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic” (a formulation now known as “Clarke’s Third Law”). Writing in 1973, Clarke...
