I was introduced to a YouTube video of a sermon given by my acquaintance Aaron Lee, a church elder (Yio Chu Kang Chapel Church), poet and lawyer. He gave an interesting talk about his encounter with a robot named Nadine, and his convictions about the essence of being human: imago dei. The video can be […]
I cannot say the news was shocking. For some years, it had looked like the inevitable was going happen. Finally, it did on Thursday, 16 October 2025. If you do not yet know, the Anglican Communion has officially split. GAFCON (Global Anglican Future Conference), represents about 85% (based on average Sunday attendance) of the world’s […]
C.O.E. pains By March 2019 the Nissan Latio car I was driving was 14 years old, and it was a nuisance to maintain. It still had a value of approximately $9,000 before the C.O.E. (certificate of entitlement) expired on November 2020. That would also be the time of my retirement. I had been thinking about […]