Opinion

Does making a game replayable inherently make them addictive?

We live in a culture which, despite its obsessive preoccupation with identity, is suffering from an acute case of identity crisis. In this chaos and confusion about identities that plague the postmodern world, how are Christians to think of their own identity?

It has often been said that there are too many denominations in Christianity, which is overly confusing for those without and perhaps also for those within. This article traces the major branches of Christian denominations over time.

How does the Church go beyond an attitude of inclusion, and ensure those with disabilities and special needs have a sense of belonging?

In a secular (and some might add post-Christian) culture, where the Christian vision of the future has been set aside, various imagined futures have emerged, drawing their inspiration from a scientific ethos.

Ah, dating. The strange phase between being single and being married. Whether you're single or married, there are explicit principles and encouragements you can turn to in the Bible. The Bible, though, doesn't discuss dating. Dating only became commonplace way after biblical times.

It is said that the birth of the modern and postmodern era has resulted in the demise of many concepts and ideals that were once cherished. While this phenomenon is witnessed in many aspects of culture, it is arguably most discernible in the realm of morality.