“What are we really getting from this windfall of information? What are we doing with it all? In that distinction—between knowing things and living wisely—there is a worldview of difference. Nearly a century ago, in his ‘Choruses from “The Rock,”’ T.S. Eliot foresaw this confusion” - Breakpoint
“Dr. McKitterick explains how intelligent design and natural theology provide a robust framework that challenges modern scientific materialism. It’s a fruitful worldview that was crucial to the development of modern science in the West.” - ID The Future
“…teachers and parents, is your answer to that question—why do I have to learn this stuff—a Christian answer, a biblical answer? And now students, my question for you…. If I can show you that God wants you to learn math or English or history, will that change your attitude toward it?” - Mark Ward
“… most claims of most religions are not testable. Or, to put it in the language of logic, they are not falsifiable. But it matters immensely to Christianity whether the events described in Scripture really happened.” - Breakpoint
“Science is a method for studying the natural world. Naturalism is a worldview claiming that nature is all there is. Those are not the same thing. Science asks how the natural world works. Naturalism insists, before the discussion even begins, that nothing exists beyond nature.” - CPost
“some Christians… think of faith as the opposite of reason, as a blind leap of faith. But most Christians throughout history, as well as the New Testament, have maintained that faith is simply trusting something on the basis of good reasons and evidence.” - Adam Lloyd Johnson
“Christians should affirm neither panic nor utopianism. Instead, we can give two cheers for AI—recognizing it as an outworking of humanity’s God-given creative vocation while insisting on moral and theological limits.” - TGC
“ ‘Imagination’ is simply the mental faculty that we have of conjuring up mental images in our minds. ….Thus, the social imaginary includes not just intellectual beliefs but what we picture in our minds (memories, feelings, desires, fantasies, our constructions, and what we take as real).” - Gene Veith
“While Plantinga focuses on the unreliability of reasoning if the brain is a product of blind evolution, Lewis examines the validity of logic itself if such reasoning is solely dependent upon non-rational matter.” - CPost
Gavin Ortlund examines a key question raised in a debate between Douthat and Pinker, arguing that atheism struggles to provide a sufficient foundation for moral obligation and human rights without borrowing from theistic assumptions. - Truth Unites
