Do animals have rights? Explore the rights-vs-welfare debate and how Christian theology has grown more sympathetic to animals Why This Question Matters Now In today’s world, human-animal relationships lie at the heart of many of our most pressing social, economic, geographical, and environmental challenges. Science is increasingly making us aware […]
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The depiction of the “Earth” in the Bible is far more than a mere physical backdrop for human history; it is a central theological character in the unfolding drama of creation, fall, and redemption. The biblical text presents the Earth not as a lifeless commodity, but as a living theatre […]
God’s Kindness at Christmas The celebration of Christmas, at its core, is a global acknowledgment of a central tenet in Christian theology: the profound and unmerited kindness of God toward humanity. It is an annual moment of reflection centred on the Nativity, the story of God choosing to enter the […]
The biblical concept of “new heavens and a new earth” offers a profound vision of cosmic renewal that serves as a cornerstone of Christian eschatology (the study of end times). This concept is primarily detailed in the prophetic books of Isaiah and Revelation and speaks not to the abandonment of […]