Taimaya Ragui
The tribal-indigenous communities of Northeast India (NEI) are communitarian societies. It means that the concerns and interests of an individual are shaped and influenced by community relationships. It means that their faith practices interface with their social practices. There...
Discover how Indigenous beliefs about nature and responsibility might help us solve today's environmental problems. Want to learn more?
The Wise Men were super happy to find Jesus, even though He was in a simple manger, not a fancy palace. They didn't join King Herod's plan. Curious to know why they chose to follow God's guidance instead of the allurement of power and position? Read on.
Introduction
Ecotheology is a branch of theology that examines the spiritual dimensions of our relationship with the natural world. It explores how religious and spiritual beliefs influence our attitudes towards the environment and our responsibilities as earth stewards.
Indigenous communities...
The use of reflection questions is a key component of effective pedagogy in the fields of online theological education. Theological education involves an exploration of faith, practice, spirituality, and moral/ethical contemplation, requiring a profound level of self-reflection and application.
This...
Loving Jesus,
I come to you now, just as the disciples on the road to Emmaus, knowing that you will meet me where I am.
I thank you for reminding me that you walk with me, and you open my eyes...
Whether in the Global South or Global North, recent studies suggest that the enrolment of students in theological schools, colleges, or seminaries is declining.
This calls for concern in terms of how theological training is being offered and delivered—and how...
Introduction
Christians live in a world of digital culture and technological advancement. We are all involved in some form of digitality, whether in our daily lives or in our academic pursuits. This is true in both the Global North and...
Given the context of South Asia, the concerns over digital literacy and the challenges of the digital divide are legitimate. Could "Hyflex learning" be seen as a possible way to deal with this issue? Read to find out!
Doing theology through shared experiences of playing football can help us see reality beyond ourselves and possibly lead us into “spaces” where football plays a defining role in the organisation of social life. Read to discover how the "situated" experience can provide insights for doing theology!