In the beginning was a mind, from that mind emerged information, and from that information the universe was born.
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There are a number of areas where we may see potential benefit from using AI — while not compromising creativity or reliance on the Holy Spirit.
In most cases, it is not our problems as such that do us in. It’s lack of hope.
When we manage everything that God has entrusted to us in a way that glorifies him, it reflects our commitment to Christ. It’s a key component in our discipleship.
How we can wisely and winsomely respond to those who either express the views of progressive Christianity or are contemplating them?
If theological reflection is valuable for technology use, what theological considerations must we make when exploring AI?
How does the idea of divine transcendence contribute to our understanding of Jewish exceptionalism?
When we reflect theologically on technology, we need to consider how we use technology and what its purpose is. We must also think about how using technology honours the creative …
For those who lived under the constant threat of hostile deities and desperately sought to gain some control over their destiny through magical incantations and rituals, the creation account’s opening …
The first verse of Genesis 1 conjures up the picture of a God who imagines and makes the universe in the same way an artist creates a work of art.
An explanation of the differences between community discernment and community hermeneutic—and why the church must embrace both practices.
The woke phenomenon is nearly ubiquitous thse days. Universities, businesses, and government agencies annually spend millions of dollars to promote wokeness, which, in those settings goes under the well-known DEI …
Thanks so much for this group of questions you have asked. They are certainly being asked by those in our churches. Once again, I want to highlight that in whatever …
Author of A History of Christianity In The World, Clyde L. Manschreck, claimed the 1521 Diet of Worms was the climax of Martin Luther’s ministry. A diet was a formal …
Iain Provan was born and educated in the UK, emigrating to Canada in 1997 to become the Marshall Sheppard Professor of Biblical Studies at Regent College in Vancouver.
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