Tag Archives: Bible

AI and the Conservative Christian

Posted on December 3, 2023 by Mark Williams

Artificial Intelligence is all over the news right now. Fear of AI taking over our lives has made the world think in existential and spiritual terms.  But when conservative Christians speak about AI, or any current issue today, their audience … Continue reading →

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Paul’s account of the resurrection leaves out the women

Posted on February 26, 2013 by Mark Williams

In N.T. Wright’s book, Surprised by Hope, he makes an interesting argument for the resurrection of Jesus: Paul cleaned up the story by 56 A.D. (CE). Paul’s account, in I Cor 15, is the first written account of the resurrection … Continue reading →

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Using Church Tradition

Posted on January 6, 2013 by Mark Williams

Why do Churches of Christ, who eschew tradition as authoritative, appeal to church tradition to prove the first day of every week, and no instrumental music? Lord’s Supper When Churches of Christ try to prove that we must take the … Continue reading →

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