Rev. Clinton Chisholm studied at the Jamaica Theological Seminary (B.Th.), the Jamaica School of Music (L.R.S.M., A.T.C.L.), the University of the West Indies (B.A.), Sheffield University, England (M.A.), the International Academy of Apologetics, Evangelism & Human Rights, France (F.C.A., Fellow in Christian Apologetics) and Biola University, USA, (M.A.) In 2005 he was awarded the honourary Doctor of Divinity degree (D.D) by the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology in Jamaica where he served as a Guest Lecturer since 1993. The Rev. Mr. Chisholm has been involved in education at home in Jamaica and abroad, having served as High School teacher, lecturer at the Jamaica Theological Seminary, guest lecturer at the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology (Jamaica), tutor in Philosophy at the University of the West Indies (Mona, Jamaica), tutor in Business Ethics at the University of Technology (Jamaica) and teaching assistant in Hebrew at Sheffield University, England. He has produced 25 educational audio cassettes, the latest being “Homosexuality: Clinical & Biblical Perspectives”, “Afrocentrism & Black Consciousness”, “Challenges for Christianity” and “The Church’s Impact on Western Civilization”. He is the author of the book “A Matter of Principle” and “Revelations on Ras Tafari”
When critics attack the Church one of their favourite charges is the alleged scandal of how the Church treated Galileo and his scientific ideas. Though it will shock you much of this allegation is baseless even though sincerely held by …
The Young, Gifted and Black Ms. Amanda Gorman delivered a powerful and poignant piece at yesterday’s inauguration of President Biden. This morning I caught a portion of her interview on GMA and heard her say she suffered from a speech …
Free thinkers like Ricardo McKenzie, despite their animus with the Church and Christianity need to heed the Jamaican maxim “beat the dawg an geem im dues”, in other words be fair, balance criticism with compliment.
In his open letter to our PM publicized today (January 6), Mr. Ricardo McKenzie highlighted some dark spots on the Church’s record in societies but was generally excessive, factually wrong and underinformed on some issues.
I am Albert Morris, a philosophical friend of Clinton’s and wish I was a lawyer because then I could advance a case rather than simply having to wonder aloud.
Why shouldn’t President Trump, after he leaves the White House, be …
This past Sunday (1st Sunday in January, 2015) in one of the Baptist churches where I work I announced my topic as ‘Learning From a Fool’ (Lk.12:13-21). Of course I readily covered myself-since they know my obsession with teaching …