Kathmandu Center for Christian Studies
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Historical Background: The Gospel of Matthew is attributed to the Apostle Matthew. He is one of Jesus’ twelve disciples. The early church fathers suggested…
The latter half of the 20th century introduces “The New Age Movement,” claiming to be a non-religious movement. In the gradual shift of Christianity…
In The City of God, Saint Augustine presents Varro as a representative of his dualistic anthropology, which consists of two substances. He defines a…
Agnes Sanford was born to Presbyterian missionary parents in China in 1897. Indeed, she might have learned about Christianity from her parents and came…
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The gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke are the Synoptic Gospels that share lots in common in their literary relationships and at the same…
"Who is Jesus..." according to popular culture? according to Matthew? according to Mark? according to Luke? and according to you? This is a fundamental…
“What is the Gospel of John?” Marianne Meye Thompson In this essay, “What is the Gospel of John?” Marianne Meye Thompson raises a literary…
“Pantheism” comes from two Greek words, παν “Pan,” meaning all (pl.) and θεος ‘theos,” meaning god. So, Pantheism is a system of belief or metaphysical position that identifies…
The Gospel of Luke is distinct and/or dissimilar from the other two synoptic gospels. He is the sole non-Jewish author in the New Testament.…
