Dear Lord, in this world of palpable evil, give all people of goodwill the wisdom, the courage, and the means to resist and overcome it.
Read the rest, by Ira Katz, here.
Dear Lord, in this world of palpable evil, give all people of goodwill the wisdom, the courage, and the means to resist and overcome it.
Read the rest, by Ira Katz, here.
Video with John Lennox.
Bible sales are soaring, and the world’s leading thinkers are quietly returning to faith.
Oxford mathematician and Christian apologist John Lennox explains why the race to “solve death” is 2,000 years too late, why no machine can ever replicate human consciousness, what AI reveals about God, and what it truly means to be human in a world where artificial intelligence can do almost everything we can.
Professor John Lennox is Emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University and President of The OCCA Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics. He is also the author of books such as ‘God, AI and the End of History’ and ‘My Story: A Spiritual and Intellectual Autobiography’.
He explains:
◼ Why scientists predict humans will merge with machines and where that leads
◼ The eerie list of AI promises that sound exactly like the promises of God
◼ Why AI will wipe out your job and what it can never take from you
◼ What makes you irreplaceable when AI can do your job better than you
◼ Could John be wrong after 70 years of believing? His honest answer
Despite all the evidence, he ‘didn’t want it to be true’. (Video about the documentary ‘Universe Designed’.)
Video here.
Tucker Carlson interviews German economist Richard Werner.
Here is some criticism of what Werner said in the interview.
Article by Dr. Robert Malone.
‘What a century-old school of economics predicted about the pandemic state — and why its vocabulary still fits the record better than anything in mainstream discourse’
Article by Gary North.
5 minute video with John MacArthur
Quote from the video description:
In this excerpt, John MacArthur recounts a conversation with a Muslim man who admitted his sin and expressed hope that God would forgive him.
MacArthur presses the crucial question: on what basis would God forgive sin? This moment exposes the fundamental difference between human religion and the gospel. While many rely on uncertain hope, the Christian message rests on the finished work of Christ, who bore sin and secured forgiveness through His substitutionary death. Without that foundation, there is no assurance of salvation.
A Triggernometry video. (12 minutes.)