According to the Internet’s Mental Health Library, the disorder often traces back to punitive religious upbringing, traumatic experiences linked to religion, or anxious cognitive styles that amplify religious threat appraisals.
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Without up-to-date technology, Gelsinger believes, money spent on ministry could largely be wasted.
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Ironically, Richard Dawkins is now even being cited as instrumental in a number of Christian conversions.
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Being a game developer renders Virk vulnerable to missing the parts of Christianity that don’t feel like a game at all.
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C.S. Lewis said: “If we find ourselves with a desire that nothing in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that we were made for another world.”
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A gambler would be wise to bet on eliminative materialism collapsing before panpsychism, which has its roots much deeper in the history of the mind.
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In addition to the Doomers, there is the AI rights crowd, worried that we will reduce intelligent AI agents to slavery.
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As Steven Meyer shows, lines of evidence from cosmology, physics, and molecular biology point to a designing mind behind nature.
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Can God ease or irradicate the suffering, both physical and mental, of some human beings on Earth if they pray for it or have ‘Road to Damascus’ moment?
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In a recent report during Men’s Mental Health Week, The Irish Catholic newspaper quoted a parish priest who said: “Priests are not immune to mental health struggles.” Priests are not immune to mental health struggles, PP says during Men’s Mental Health Week – The Irish Catholic Fr Michael Toomey, of St Carlo Acutis Parish Pastoral Area in the Diocese of Waterford and Lismore, said in a homily: Over the past number of years here in Ireland and around the world, and as recently as earlier this year in our own area, priests have died by suicide… There is a tendency to place priests on a pedestal [*this was surely the case prior to 1990, but not currently], expecting them to Read More ›
The earliest Christian ethical writing dating from about 100 — the Didache — explicitly condemns “murder” as profoundly sinful.
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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 question isn’t whether AI will harm us. The question is actually whether we will remain human.
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A 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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I 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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We 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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Dr. 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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Klinghoffer 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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One 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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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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