Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 60060 The question of extraterrestrial life has fascinated humanity for centuries, and the modern space age has intensified the search. Programmes like SETI, the discovery of exoplanets, and the exploration of Mars have all fed the expectation that we will eventually discover life beyond Earth. What does Scripture say about this? Is there life…
Reading Time: 5 minutesQuestion 60030 Racism is one of the most persistent and painful realities of human history. From ancient tribal hostilities to the transatlantic slave trade, from apartheid to ongoing ethnic tensions across the globe, the hatred of one group by another on the basis of ethnicity or skin colour has caused immeasurable suffering. The question for…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 60047 The question of whether a person can be both pro-choice and a faithful Christian arises with increasing frequency, particularly in cultures where reproductive rights have become a defining political issue. It is a question that deserves a direct and honest answer, because it touches on matters of life, death, and the character of…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 12062 Abortion is among the most contested moral questions in contemporary Western society, and it is one on which Scripture speaks with more clarity than is often acknowledged. The Bible does not use the word abortion, but it addresses the foundations on which any Christian answer must be built, and those foundations lead in…
Reading Time: 3 minutesQuestion 02055 Why are we here? The question underlies much of the anxiety that drives people towards both religion and its alternatives. Scripture addresses it not as an abstract puzzle but as a statement of identity — telling us not just what we were made for but who made us and why that shapes every…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 5000 The word anthropology appears intimidating at first glance, but it points to one of the most practical questions theology addresses: what, exactly, is a human being? Not in the sense that evolutionary biology or social science would frame the question, but in the sense that asks what the Creator says about His own…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 05007 Few questions in ethics carry more weight than this one. When does a human life begin? It is the question underlying every discussion of abortion, every debate about embryo research, and every conversation about what we owe to the most vulnerable. Scripture addresses it, and its answer is consistent: the life in the…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 05010 The way any community treats its most vulnerable members reveals something fundamental about its values. For the church, the question of how Christians should view and relate to people with disabilities is not a peripheral social concern; it goes to the heart of what the gospel says about human worth, the nature of…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 05039 Why did God create us? It is the question that underlies every other question about human existence. Before asking what we ought to do with our lives, or what awaits us after death, we need to know why we are here at all. Scripture does not answer with a single proof-text, but its…
Reading Time: 4 minutesQuestion 05041 Environmental responsibility is a genuinely contested area in contemporary Christianity. Some believers treat ecological concern as a form of baptised secularism — politics dressed in religious language. Others move so far in the opposite direction that the natural world begins to carry a quasi-sacred status Scripture does not give it. The doctrine of…