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A recent report by Barna Research listed the top reasons people question Christianity. Among those who claim to be Christian, the problem of human suffering topped the list, followed by hypocrisy of religious people.
The Colson Fellows program is a community of believers committed to learning and living faithfully under the fullness of Christ's authority in this time and this place. We are committed to the church, to the formation of a Christian worldview, and to making sense of a confusing world with the heart and mind of Christ. To learn more about this program, please visit colsonfellows.org.
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Last month, the Israeli Knesset considered a bill that would make religious evangelism punishable by up to two years in prison.
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We need not deny reality to affirm that every person and therefore every body possesses dignity and deserves respect and kindness.
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Jesus continues to do pretty well at the box office, not to mention streaming online.
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The Colson Fellows Church Affiliate program provides churches, from every denominational background you can imagine, with thorough training in Christian worldview and in-depth cultural analysis.
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John and Maria look at the significance of Good Friday and Easter, discuss the recent apology from Rosaria Butterfield for using gender affirming pronouns, and take a sober look at the dire predictions of what AI will do to the human race.
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Segment 1 - Easter
"How Johnny Hart Taught Millions About Easter"
Breakpoint
Segment 2 - Rosaria Butterfield Repents of "Pronoun Hospitality"
"Why I No Longer Use Preferred Pronouns – and Why You Shouldn't, Either"
Reformation21
Segment 3 - Catastrophizing AI
"Pausing AI Development Isn't Enough. We Need to Shut it all Down."
TIME
Segment 4 - Stories of the Week
"Suicides, Cities, and the Concept of Coupling"
Brandon Donnelly
"Proclaiming Human Dignity with Infectious Joy: Heart by Max"
Breakpoint
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The Gospels spend a good chunk of time on the last few days of Christ and why this matters.
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On Good Friday, 1867, a complete version of Johannes Brahms' "German Requiem" premiered at Bremen Cathedral. Brahms obviously found consolation in the Bible, though he rejected its fundamental message.
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Today is National Burrito Day, and just in time to celebrate, last week the Feds caught the alleged firebomber of a Wisconsin pro-life organization's office because of a burrito.
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Jesus embodied truth and love, not only in the event we commemorate this day, but in every event we remember this Holy Week.
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