AI is great for practicing reason but misses the human tells that make apologists effective, our relationship to AI is already changing, and the analog of God making man and man making AI.
Continue reading →A church ought to make sure the next generation does not have to re-tread the same ground. The church has had answers to their questions for a very long time.
Continue reading →Saul kept the command's intent, swapped its surface, and called the result worship. Why 1 Samuel 15 treats that as rejection of the word itself, and why the chapter refuses to reconcile divine regret with divine constancy.
Continue reading →C.S. Lewis treated patriotism as a natural love that goes bad when promoted too high.
Continue reading →Pretending you are clever by disregarding what was plainly meant is just dishonesty.
Continue reading →A pastor asks AI about the hardest part of being a minister.
Continue reading →Making the question Jesus put to his disciples — who do you say that I am? — askable again on terms a modern listener can honestly engage. Part 4 in the Paradigm Apologetics series.
Continue reading →How paradigms actually shift — sub-threshold pressure that accumulates inside the existing framework until staying becomes more expensive than moving. Part 3 in the Paradigm Apologetics series.
Continue reading →Occasional notes on biblical studies, translation, and what’s new in the Anselm Project.
