Going Public: Christian Engagement in the Secular World

The social unrest that began in June 2019 has taken a toll on many otherwise loving relationships in families and faith communities. People in the midst of such rifts often wonder: Can I maintain ties with someone who does not have any sense of justice? Why is reconciliation difficult or even impossible? No justice, no…

All scientists know that they are expected to maintain the highest ethical standards in their research, and discoveries are continually being made that require considerable ethical reflection with respect to their application. But is science itself an intrinsically positive enterprise from an ethical perspective? And which ethical principles should we prioritise in the applications of…

Synopsis Mathematics has revolutionized technology and is shaping the modern world in amazing ways, even shaping the way people think. Yet many people say “I’m not a math person” without realizing the ways they already think mathematically, and without seeing how such thinking is central to what it means to be a human being. Discover…

The “Global South” is not the helpful image it once was for the purposes of understanding economic growth and the Christian rise in Chinese societies. Instead, I propose to adopt the concept of Global China. Global China means Chinese societies of China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau, as well as Chinese diasporas in Asia, the…

Celebrating our Lead for Life midyear reunion with Cohort 2021 students in their Year 3.

Inspired by the dialogue-format of the “Design Roulette” initiated by Asia Design Forum, the “Art-Faith-Humanity Roulette” brings together six figures from the field of visual art, design and architecture to present thoughts about their work, while engaging in a sequential dialogue, on the relationship between the Christian faith, their creative practice and values of humanity. …