Kathmandu Center for Christian Studies
Articles, reviews, reflections, and resources from Kathmandu Center.
Contingency: A characteristic of finite things that exist but do not exist necessarily. Those who support the *cosmological argument believe that the contingency of…
Why? Considering the Goodness and Sovereignty of God in the Midst of Suffering (John Lennox) http://vimeo.com/20704124
Consequentialism: An ethical theory that sees the ethical goodness or wrongness of an act as determined by the nonmoral consequences of the act, such…
That which atheists find grotesque because of their pseudo-intellectualism, Jesus spoke of with great clarity. He spoke kindly yet directly to the woman at the well with…
We can see different kinds of church traditions and governance in the churches. There are three primary forms of Church Government. 1. Hierarchical: In…
Recently, I had a run-in with a man who claimed once to be a born-again Christian but abandoned Christianity because of all the discrepancies…
Did Jesus Spend Saturday in Hell? by John Piper The Apostles’ Creed says, “[He] was crucified, died, and was buried. He descended into hell.…
Early on in the times of the ancient Hebrews, the Jews divided the Old Testament into three components: Laws, Prophets, and the holy writings. …
by Satya Maharjan Christian Worldview: The Christian worldview begins with belief that this world was created in a certain time and period in history…
“We are going to have to fight much more against religious pluralism, the idea that all religions are on a par, that all religions…
