Expose what they don’t know
When it comes to any sort of discussion or debate, we don’t always have to do the heavy lifting. Especially when someone, ignorant of the Bible, tries attacking it. Highlighted here is a great tactic – put the onus back on them for them to show what they claim to know. If they know the bible is doesn’t make sense because of… well whatever, ask them to dig into it for you.
5 ways your words can be verbal cyanide
This is the sort of article that folks who most need to read it won’t. So, if you don’t think this couldn’t possibly apply to you, that might mean it is for you 🙂
5 questions for parents to talk with teens about AI
This article begins with a wallop – an account of a teen who, after talking with an AI chatbot committed suicide – And while I don’t think that’s the pressing danger we’re facing with our kids and AI, these 5 questions seem helpful conversation starters.
Addiction and the local church
Tim Challies: “Of all the pastoral issues a church can face, I think one of the trickiest may be addiction…”
Euthanasia and organ transplantation
A Spanish woman was, reportedly, prodded towards euthanasia by a medical system that wanted her organs for transplants. If this is the direction of organ provision, Christians are going to have to choose death over having any sort of hand in these murders.
If Steve Jobs has said this back in 2007…
Back in 2007, if Steve Jobs had pitched the iPhone for everything it helps us do, would we have wanted it then?
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