There are things we can or must do. We walk and breathe. We are responsible for our lives, working hard, and caring for others. But there ar...

I care about ancient history, literature, and culture. But what I care more about is not the past but the lives of people today, here and gl...

I contributed a chapter entitled "An Introduction to Asian Biblical Hermeneutics" to the following book edited by Johnson Thomasku...

What remains as I am getting older is the sheer reality of an ailing body, spirit, and soul. But it is also true that what I have done will ...

In Job 42:6, did Job repent or comfort himself after/because of God's appearance? The verb in the issue is nacham ,  נָחַם . Except for ...

I am reading this interesting article: "Advice to Job from a Buddhist Friend" by Sandra B. Lubarsky. [Shofar: An Interdisciplinary...

My academic journey began with a critical examination of the body metaphor, especially "the body of Christ" in 1 Cor 12:27 and els...

Truth has always become a bone of contention. Different people understand it differently. Sometimes, people impose on others their understan...

Biblical Interpretation means to    explore all possible bits and pieces in biblical texts;  examine parts-and-the-whole relationships in th...

When Paul talks about "the body of Christ" (as Christ's broken body) in his letters (1 Corinthians in particular), the image o...