AI and Christianity Last week I had a fascinating conversation with Tariq Fernandes about Artificial Intelligence: what it is, how it works, what the opportunities and benefits are, what the dangers and challenges are, a...

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A Look Ahead to 2025 Blogs were originally "web logs": places online where you could tell other people about what you were doing. Social media has largely rendered that function obsolete, but there are occasions - the sta...

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Beauty & Brokenness What is the most beautiful place on earth? It’s one of those unanswerable dinner table questions. So much depends on personal perspectives and preferences: one person’s palm-fringed beach is another’s...

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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas One title which I did not put on my "books of the year" list, for obvious reasons, is my latest book, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas. It is a short, light and hopefully accessible attempt...

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Books of the Year 2024 This year I was particularly struck by how far we read books for different reasons, and at different times. There are books I find delightful at night, or on holiday, which I would never read in the e...

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Praying the Imprecatory Psalms: The Case for Christian Curses This is a guest post by Bryan Hart of One Harbor Church, North Carolina Imagine: You are the leader of a small Iranian house church. The police have just arrested, tortured, and interrogated someone ...

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