Studies: Research Projects

Our studies are ongoing research projects of choice that cover various topics of importance and relevance. We ask two key questions: what happened? and why it happened? Bot are vital!

We are interested in (1) religion and philosophy—what was thought, said and written, and why; (2) history—what happened, why it happened and what we can learn; (3) interpretation—what it means and what we can apply; (4) ideology—how ideas were and are used or misused; (5) action—what was done and what can be done.

Happy reading and thinking!

Christianity: Faith, Hope & Love

The Christian Faith is around 2,000 years old and found all over the world. It is the most multi-ethic family of faith, as well as the largest and most widespread religion (approx. 2.6 billion Christians). Christianity centres around Jesus Christ, Son of God and Saviour of the world, and faith in Him unto salvation and eternal life.

Human Rights, Human Dignity

Our understanding of human rights is based on human dignity. In line with the biblical worldview, we affirm human dignity as beings created in the image of God. Therefore life has intrinsic value and is most precious.

Slavery

Slavery was one of the greatest injustices in our history. The African slave trade was the most horrific form of slavery. Modern-day slavery remains a great evil we cannot be passive about.

Persecution of Christians

Christians are the most persecuted people group in the world. Presently, over 360 Million Christians are suffering some form of persecution. This pressing issue is not getting the attention it deserves...

The Cyrillic Alphabet, the Bulgarian Language & the Bible!

The Cyrillic alphabet is used by around 250 million people worldwide and has a fascinating history. It is the only written language specifically made to translate the Bible and spread the Christian faith. It is the first language after Latin into which the holy Book of Christianity, the Bible, was translated into.

Anti-Semitism

The Jewish People are the most persecuted people in history. Anti-Semitism is the 'longest hatred of human history.' Why? What is it with 'the Jews'? Why were there pogroms, expulsions, Jewish ghettos and a Holocaust? Why do some people still hate the Jews today?

As it looked on the 60th anniversary of liberation on January 28th, 2005._edited.jpg

The Holocaust

The Jewish People experienced the worst genocide in history. What happened and why 'the Jews'? What drove the Nazis to commit this most horrible systematic mass-extermination of a people?

Zionism and Israel

Ever since their expulsions from the land, Jews had been dreaming of a return to Zion - Eretz Yisrael, the Land of Israel. Zionism is the movement of a return of the Jewish people to their ancient homeland.

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