By Fr. Sebastian Athappilly Q: I really appreciated some of the things you say in your booklet The Delusion of Atheism. Thank you for...

By Niggy It was a pleasant Friday morning. I was enjoying a nice cup of coffee with my brother Dolcy. The view through the window was...

By Sheima Sumer My purpose for living is to earn the pleasure of God, to purify my soul, and to get closer to God. My happiest...

By Niggy I first met Tabby the Tom cat when he was still a kitten. He was Goldie’s son and had a sibling too—Timmy. Tabby and Timmy made...

By Fr. Sebastian Athappilly Q: Some people say that life is a gift and that we ought to be grateful to God for it. On the other hand,...

By Chinku and Dolcy Two cats, Ginger and Goldie, lived in a big city, in a locality where there were many houses and shops and lots of...

By Mesha Oh A calls up B on the phone A: Hello B. Is this a good time for us to chat? B: Hi A! Haven’t heard from you for ages! Where are...

By AiR (Atman in Ravi) The sight of a river flowing down from the snow-laden mountains is really beautiful. The river flows and it goes....

By Roshel He had been taken critically ill and had been rushed to the hospital. There, the doctors had said that he probably had less...

Q&A With Fr. Sebastian Athappilly Q: As a child, did your parents or teachers or priests or anyone else speak to you about the purpose of...

Q&A With Fr. Sebastian Athappilly Q: One of the most basic questions we could ask ourselves is “Why am I here in this world?” What do you...

Characters: Two friends, A (an atheist) and B (a believer in God). A: If God exists and He is one, why are there so many religions? B:...

By Mesha Oh For quite some time now, he felt as if time lay heavy on him. The conditions outside and his own changing interests and...

By Roshel A topic that she enjoyed exploring was how different people thought of (if at all they did so) the purpose of human life. There...

By Mesha Oh Consider this hypothetical situation: A river runs through a chunk of land. Their inhabitants on either side of the river...

By Mesha Oh He was now in his late 60s and he felt old and tired. He had once led an exceedingly hectic life, travelling, socialising and...

By Roshel One way to think of life is that it is like an examination. The Earth can be considered as a vast examination hall. Every...

By Mesha Oh Sometimes, when he read or heard of news of conflict in the name of religion in various parts of the world, he would wonder...

By Roshel A major challenge facing humanity today is the prevalence of negative stereotypes about different communities and their...

By Roshel He was in his 70s now, and he lived all by himself in a large apartment. Till he had retired some years ago, he had held a...