Kathmandu Center for Christian Studies
Articles, videos, reflections, and center updates for serious biblical and theological engagement.
Pacifism: A term, derived from the Latin word for peacemaking, that has been applied to a spectrum of positions covering nearly all attitudes toward war. On one extreme pacifist designates any person who desires…
Read ResourceJohn Stott “Perhaps the transformation of the disciples of Jesus is the greatest evidence of all for the resurrection, because it is entirely uncontrived.…
Pelagius was an Irish monk. On his visit in Rome, he was so much scandalized when he saw people who identified themselves with Christ were…
On the first Sunday following the tragedy of September 11th, 2001, Carter Conlon delivered this soul-stirring message at Times Square Church in Manhattan. The…
“The main line of Jesus-scholarship today has, I believe, largely left behind the fantasyland of the “Jesus Seminar” and its attempt to produce an…
Tomorrow, the USA as a nation is going to commemorate the day as a Memorial Day – the day around 3000 people lost their…
Etymology: The generic term for Baptism derived from the Greek term “βαπτιζω” (baptizo) which means “to dip something into an element or liquid.”[1] However,…
Christ’s Sacrifice on the Cross, and Offering Ourselves The Voice of the Beloved Of my own freewill I offered Myself to God the Father…
Literalism: It is understood, most often, in terms of literal translation or interpretation of the biblical words or meanings. In other words, it is…
The Question that Dare not to be Asked The sheer vehemence of the protest fascinates me. Why is it so strong? Furthermore, why is…
