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by Lauren Webber | There are certain passages of Scripture that I struggle to teach our children. Laments are one of those. They are raw, uncomfortable, and sometimes awkward, like a dissonant note in a symphony. However, like that note of dissonance...
Wisdom for a New Tool: How Christians Can Use AI Wisely
Every few generations, a new tool emerges that changes the way people live and work. The printing press did it. The radio did it. The internet did it. And now, artificial intelligence—tools like ChatGPT—is doing it again. For many Christians, this new world of AI feels uncertain, even unsettling. Some worry it might replace human creativity or become something dangerous. Others wonder if using…
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Did Jesus Deny His Goodness?
Did Jesus Deny His Goodness?
In a famous story in the Synoptics, a rich young ruler comes to visit Jesus. He asks, “Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” (Luke 18:18). Jesus responds, “Why do you call me good?” (Mark 10:17; Luke 18:19). At first glance, it appears as if Jesus is creating a distinction between God and himself. Does he deny his goodness here?
Critics have long interpreted this passage to mean…
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