Most Christian Innovators Have Not Read the Pope’s Letter
The calling is to be involved, to be on the site, with your hands in the work, and building with theological clarity and human dignity at the center.
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The Pope Just Weighed In On AI
If your religious organization doesn’t yet have a theology of AI, start building one because the conversation is already happening without youThe question isn’t whether AI will harm us. The question is actually whether we will remain human.
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Tortured, Contradictory: The Legacy of James Watson
A noxious atheist, Watson unwittingly pointed the way toward scientific evidence of a creatorA noxious racist, citing supposed genetic evidence of African racial inferiority, Watson’s work with DNA suggests that human beings can’t in fact be reduced to “genes.”
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Kids and Chatbots: How Dissenting Views Got Me Disinvited
As a lifelong software engineer, I am an insider on a topic like this and I know that their programming makes them unsuitable for childrenI also believe that their programmed tendency to lead to addictive relationships makes them unsuitable for adults as well but that’s another topic.
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Should Christians Harness AI Chatbots As a Force For Good? Part 2
The claims being made for what these bots can do for ministry would lead us into dangerous territoryWe need to remember what Christian thinkers like C.S. Lewis and Marshall McLuhan have thought and said about technology-driven utopias.
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Pure Unlimited Love: Faith, Freedom, and the Path to Peace
To illustrate the nature of the qualities needed, Dr. Post shared with Dr. Egnor a moving story from his time working in a geriatric psychiatric hospital in Mount Vernon, OhioDr. Egnor agreed, observing that the United States seems to be losing its ability to hold respectful disagreement. Post responded by quoting Abraham Lincoln’s call for unity
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Maturing Toward God: An Update from Charles Murray
It’s significant that the rethinking, in this and other cases, was prompted by evidence from scienceKlinghoffer notes that the question, “Why there is something rather than nothing?” is also addressed in the new video, “Proof of God in 3 Minutes.”
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At Psych Mag: How Your Brain Allegedly Invented God…
Not THIS again, you say? Yes, this again. Straight out of the 1970s, as if the last fifty years of research never happenedOne effect of the presumption of atheism in science is that all kinds of speculation can be grandfathered as reasonable scientific thinking.
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Change: Charles Murray Finds Out That He Does Need God
This growing interest in religion is a trend. It is all coming too close together to just be an accident of timing.Surprised? Joel Kotkin points out that the conventional picture many people have of the religious vs. the non-religious population is gravely distorted.
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On Atheism’s Watch, Rationality in Science Flew Out the Window
Why did atheists, in charge of science during the last few decades, yield the floor to irrational forces?Science itself is being deplatformed by Woke relativism, developed by the very people who found atheists quite thought-provoking and fashionable.
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Reviewer Asks: Why Can’t We Just Go Back to Unprovable Faith?
Kathleen Stock’s witty effort to blunt the force of the evidence presented in that new French book, God, the Science, the Evidence, raises a stark questionWhy are we asked to discredit the evidence of fine-tuning of the universe? Why is such an antirealist message coming from science?
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French Authors Say Science Points to God; Scientists Listen
But, as materialism wanes and religion slowly revives, will many scientists find panpsychism more attractive?Something has changed if the magic word “Evolution!” cannot be used to paper over vast improbabilities and silence dissenters in the way that it has for over a century.
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Michael Egnor: Atheism as a “Foreign Influence” on Science
On the Ex-Skeptic show, the neurosurgeon — an ex-skeptic himself — discusses his journey with Jana Harmon, who studies atheists who came to believe in GodSuggesting a trend, a new book which aims to dethrone materialism in science, has been selling well in Europe and coming out shortly in English.
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Unscientific ‘Nature Rights’ Mysticism Pushed at Harvard
Harvard Kennedy School hosted a symposium on “nature rights” undergirded by “indigenous knowledge” as part of the 2025 Harvard Climate Action WeekWhat “reciprocal duties” do waterways have toward us? Rivers are not alive. Waters are not our “living relatives.” They are geological features.
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News Roundup: This Certainly Looks Like a Religious Revival…
The Barna Report says that, for the first time in decades, younger adult s— Gen Z and Millennials — are now the most regular churchgoers. There have been a number of unexpected conversions to Christianity in recent yearsThe growth in interest in the Bible is significant because studying the Bible is work and its message is about costly commitment.
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Unexpected: ChatGPT and the Return of God
Scott Ventureyra talks about ChatGPT and other large language models (chatbots )AI in the unlikely role of unexpected apologists for ChristianityFar from heralding a coming secular triumph over God, the verbal output of chatbots suggests that, generally, people conclude that God must in fact exist.
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Dawkins Watches as Science Skeeters Off a Cliff, Learns Nothing
The decline is mainly due to the loss of traditional insights gained in large part from religionIt is becoming clear that if we lose our religion, we will lose our science as well.
Read More ›Religious Involvement Generally Predicts Better Mental Health
The signal that rises above the research noise is mostly positive. The question, in most cases, is what it points toHarold Koenig and colleagues are confident that improving the quality of research will strengthen the usefulness of the overall database.
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Why Don’t Near-Death Experiences Support One Belief System?
On the Truthful Hope podcast, Jacob Vazquez and Denyse O'Leary discuss the way people of different faiths see what they themselves recognizeThe mind that is having a near-death experience is separated from the body, relying on its own concepts. It is not necessarily a channel of divine truth.
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Can Cultural Christianity Save Christian Culture?
People cannot reconnect with a view on life that they don’t believe, simply to save the things that only such a view can create and maintainIt’s not just about religion. Neither the Greeks nor the Romans could save their Republics once most people stopped believing in the values that created them.
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