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Opinion

• Taking Confucian spirituality seriously (by Ping-cheung Lo)

  Asia

  16 mins read

  When I was a young Christian, I was told by a well-respected pastor and seminary teacher that there are two views on the composition of a human being: dichotomy (body and spirit), or trichotomy (body, soul, and spirit). The spirit is that part of our being that can get connected with God. That explains why churches, Chinese churches in particular, are fond of the words “spiritual” (屬靈) and “spirituality” (靈性、靈命). 

• To college students in the US: Communism isn’t cool, it’s deadly

  US & Canada

  8 mins read

  To dispel the myth of communism as some utopian, hip, climate-friendly alternative to free-market capitalism, it’s critically important to distinguish between the idealized version of communism presented in popular culture and the harsh reality of its implementation in real life.

• Unreached People Groups: Going together where we can’t go alone

  Africa

  7 mins read

  As many as 3,000 communities representing more than 200 million people remain with little or no knowledge of Jesus and little to no visible and indigenous church presence. The majority of these Unreached and Unengaged People Groups (UUPGs) live in parts of the world where Christian faith is prohibited, restricted, or suppressed. Sharing the gospel in these environments is challenging at best.