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The Living Word and the Closed Caste: A Timeline of Biblical Evolution
Author’s Note: Before delving into this historical analysis, it is necessary to state clearly that while this essay examines the intersection of scripture, caste, and social hierarchy, this is not an endorsement of those systems. Slavery and casteism have unfortunately been integral companions to the Bible’s journey through history, often used to justify silence or… Read more
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Why the Malankara Church Must Pivot from Litigation to Legacy
I write this as a son of the St. Thomas tradition. My roots are in Vallamkulam, the cradle of our literary heritage Manorama publications, from a family that has stood with the Malankara faction since the split of 1912. Yet, looking at our Church today from my home in Canada, I feel less like a… Read more
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Explore Our Digital Family Tree
Chathoth Extended Family Tree: A Guide for Family Members The Chathoth extended family tree is an invaluable resource for our family to stay connected and learn more about our lineage. It provides a comprehensive overview of our family history, including the names, dates of birth, and relationships of all our family members. Uses of the… Read more
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Protected: Obituary: Ammini Jacob (1936-2024)
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Protected: Dr. CC Abraham: An Inspiring Life in the Amazing Grace of God
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4 Daily Phrases from the Happiest Country in the World
In a revealing exploration of happiness, researcher and psychologist Frank Martela dives into the cultural ethos of Finland, identified by the United Nations’ World Happiness Report as the happiest country globally. Martela shares four daily phrases that encapsulate the Finnish approach to happiness, emphasizing the values of presence, resilience, individual responsibility, and communal support. 1.… Read more