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Finding my higher ground as a househusband

I am a househusband to a supportive wife and two children, ages six and one. In the last two years, I have spent the majority of my time managing my household through a myriad of chores which include preparing meals, upkeeping the children’s routines and housekeeping, among other things. This role was not something I had envisioned myself doing and I found myself quite unprepared for it. The sense of being unprepared continues today.

Is Qi compatible with the Christian faith?

Spend any time exploring Chinese culture and practice, and one will without fail come across the notion of Qi (qi in Chinese pinyin or chi in Wade-Giles romanisation). It can be variously interpreted as “steam”, “breath”, “vital energy”, “vital force”, “material force”, “matter-energy”, “organic material energy”, or “pneuma”.

Israel-Hamas war: A clarion call for moral clarity

On 7 October this year, Hamas launched an unprecedented attack on southern Israel by firing rockets, invading Israeli towns and army bases, taking hostages, and killing hundreds of people, including civilians. Israel has retaliated with airstrikes in Gaza that have killed hundreds of people, including civilians.

Image and faithfulness

Our world is saturated with images. Visuals are ubiquitous. They grace magazine covers and populate brochures and billboards.

Images push and shove their way into our line of sight. From logos on T-shirts to tattoos and graffiti, from graphic novels to flickering images on our computer screens, everywhere we look we are inundated by photos, icons, and graphics.

Qing Ming rituals: What’s appropriate for a Christian?

Every April, Chinese all over the world observeĀ Qing MingĀ (ęø…ę˜ŽčŠ‚). As Christians, however, we are caught in a bind because as much as we want to maintain harmonious relationships with our family members, our inability to participate in the religious rituals makes us come across as unfilial children. How should we as Christians respond wheneverĀ Qing MingĀ is around the corner?

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A Christian Response to the Repeal of Section 377A of the Penal Code

At the National Day Rally this year, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong announced the Governmentā€™s intention to repeal Section 377A of the Penal Code (ā€œ377Aā€) and decriminalise sex between men. PM Lee also announced that the Government would protect the definition of marriage between a man and a woman from being challenged constitutionally in the courts and would amend the Constitution in order to protect it.

Virtuous Living and Creation Care

The question that is receiving some attention among politicians, policy-makers and stakeholders is whether individuals or institutions should bear the greatest responsibility for solving the current climate crisis.

Social Egg Freezing – An Ethical and Social Quagmire

Preface It should not come as a surprise when a Methodist asks point-blank, ā€œWhatā€™s our churchā€™s stand on social egg freezing?ā€ Dr Roland Chiaā€™s article on SEF spotlights how the…
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