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True Freedom: From Spoilt Child to Spirit’s Gift
⚡ The Tantrum We Call Liberty Freedom to do whatever you want looks noble—until you see it in a spoilt child. The tantrum, the demand, the refusal of limits: this is not liberty, but immaturity dressed up as freedom. And yet our culture crowns this…
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When Good Intentions Go Wrong: Why We Need Universal Principles
The Machine of Injustice “The movements that claim to fight injustice have become the most efficient machines of injustice.” That sentence may sound outrageous, but look closely and you’ll see the paradox. What began as vigilance against oppression has mutated into fear, performance, tribalism, and…
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Imagine: A Beautiful Dream, An Untenable Reality
“Imagine there’s no heaven,It’s easy if you try,No hell below us,Above us, only sky…” John Lennon’s Imagine has become the anthem of a secular dream: a world without religion, without heaven or hell, without transcendence. It paints a picture of peace and unity, where humanity…
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Is God Fair to the Unreached? An Apologetic Response
The Fairness Question One of the most common objections to Christianity is this: What happens to someone who has never heard of Jesus? If salvation requires faith in Christ, isn’t it unfair to condemn those who never had the chance? This question is not abstract.…
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Would a Good God Send People to Hell?
The Question That Won’t Go Away Every generation wrestles with this question: If God is truly good, how could He allow anyone to suffer forever? It is asked in grief at funerals, debated in classrooms, and whispered in the quiet of the night. At its…
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When Politics Shakes the Church: Choosing Christ Over Chaos
As waves crash against the shore of public life, politics threatens to pull the church into its storm. Elections are stormy, candidates are flawed, and divisions run deep. The real test is not who wins, but whether Christians will rise above the hostility of the…
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Sexual Orientation – Helpful or Harmful?
A Question That Shapes Desire Sexual orientation refers to the enduring patterns of attraction a person experiences—toward men, women, both, or across a spectrum. In today’s culture, orientation is often treated as a natural variation that should be validated and supported without question. Supporters of…
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Sexual Identity – Helpful or Harmful?
A Question That Shapes Us Sexual identity refers to how individuals understand and describe themselves in relation to their sexuality—whether gay, straight, bisexual, or otherwise. In today’s culture, identity is often treated as a defining marker that should be validated and supported without question. Supporters…
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The Gospel as Good News for the Cries of the Modern Era
The Good News We’re All Waiting For The word gospel literally means “good news.” In the ancient world, euangelion was used to announce victories or royal decrees. The New Testament writers adopted it to describe the ultimate victory—Christ’s triumph over sin and death. But why…
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Hi, I’m Terrence.
Welcome to a space where I share my thoughts on Christianity, the world, and how the two connect. I’ve spent years reflecting, questioning, and exploring—and this is where those ideas take shape.
Feel free to look around, engage with what resonates, and let me know what you think. I’m always eager to learn from others and grow through thoughtful conversation.
Apologetics in the Lion City 