Have you ever wondered how to engage in a conversation with those who do not embrace a Christian view of the world, who see important
Human societies around the world, regardless of their religious, cultural or geographical characteristics, need healthy and functional ecosystems to support human life on earth. The
With political conflict on the rise and numerous elections this year, can Christians participate in the public square without buying in to political illusions—ideologies that
Our world is filled with pain, suffering, oppression, and violence. Christ has called Christians to be peacemakers. Part of that calling involves restorative justice. On
Christianity is the fastest growing religion in mainland China and the chosen religion for a growing number of Chinese from the diaspora. While still a
In a volatile, uncertain, chaotic, and ambiguous world, knowing how to negotiate the rapids of change is crucial to surviving and thriving in such a
In today’s theological and scientific worlds, the tension between creationism and evolution is hotly debated. On Saturday, 4 May at 1:00 UTC, Prof. Living Lee
The Caribbean Network of Christian Scholars invites you to its next Online Forum, scheduled for Saturday, 1 March 2025, at 7 PM (EST). The forum
Euthanasia – or what has commonly been called today assisted dying or the right to die – has been in the social conscience of many
Some atheists love the idea of Christmas. Many suggest, however, that we dump Christmas altogether because its a delusionary myth! But can we really celebrate
Academic work is not a straight forward 9am to 5pm job and it can demand our attention at any hour of the day so how
The United Board for Christian Higher Education in Asia celebrated its centennial in 2022. Founded in 1922 to support 13 Christian universities in China, it
