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Epistemology

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  • Political Atmosphere

The Most Corrosive Claim in American Politics: “Everything You’ve Been Told Is Wrong”

Dan Ellsworth1 month ago1 month ago08 mins

Does anti-elite media sharpen or shatter judgment? Extremist talking heads destabilize reality and easing moral inversion.

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A woman reaches out in empathy to her own, shaded reflection, symbolizing empathy without knowledge.
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The Limits of Empathy: Why Feeling Isn’t Always Knowing

Dan Ellsworth5 months ago011 mins

Is empathy always good? Without scrutiny, it feeds bias, but with reality testing, it grounds compassion in truth.

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Family members sit near each other without speaking, depicting the emotional strain of family estrangement.
  • Family Matters

When Loved Ones Leave the Church: Holding to Faith in a Fractured Family

Tyler Andersen6 months ago09 mins

Can faith survive family fracture? Yes, with conviction, grace, and hope shaped by discipleship.

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A procession lit by one fire shows how divine light unfolds across time without change in its source—an unchanging god.
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How Can an Unchanging God Keep Updating His Church?

Ella Johnson7 months ago09 mins

How can God be unchanging and still reveal new truths? He speaks to each generation according to their understanding.

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A man repairs a fence for a neighbor, his quiet labor embodying the healing power of service amid faith and doubt
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Navigating Your Faith Journey: Use Your Hands

Sam A. Hardy8 months ago016 mins

What does it take to grow in faith? Asking, studying, acting, and choosing guide believers to truth and peace.

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A young man studies scripture under a tree, his thoughtful expression reflecting the mental wrestling of faith and doubt
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Navigating Your Faith Journey: Use Your Head

Sam A. Hardy8 months ago8 months ago018 mins

Is reason at odds with faith? Thoughtful tools from psychology can help steer you in the right direction on your faith journey.

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A polished figure reflects distorted truths to an adoring audience, symbolizing the antichrist's last days.
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How Conspiracy Thinking Is Prepping the World for the Antichrist

Dan Ellsworth10 months ago015 mins

Can conspiracy thinking pave the way for the Antichrist? Yes—it distorts truth, fuels delusion, and prepares minds to worship lies as wonders.

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A scientist focuses on a microscope, ignoring surrounding protestors in a lab, depicting the clash of postmodernism in psychology.
  • Education

Is Psychology Facing an Identity Crisis?

Edwin E. Gantt2 years ago011 mins

Psychology is caught between scientism and postmodern activism, creating unique fault lines within the discipline

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In a modern classroom, books and a chalkboard feature question marks, symbolizing skepticism and postmodernism in education.
  • Education

The Academy’s Creed of Skepticism

Edwin E. Gantt2 years ago013 mins

Higher education is in the midst of an era-sized shift, placing radical skepticism and activism at the center.

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An ancient clockwork mechanism, symbolizing the complexity and depth of knowledge, lies ignored by children, representing the lost art of curiosity due to scientism in education.
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The Lost Art of Curiosity: Education’s Ideological Confinement

Edwin E. Gantt2 years ago08 mins

How has scientism reshaped education? It strips facts of any meaning and turns learning into a soulless quest for power.

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The Audacity of Temples

Dan Ellsworth2 years ago2 years ago013 mins

Can temples justify their costs? What if those who built temples knew something that outside observers didn’t?

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An individual embarks on a journey through time in a Victorian time machine, symbolizing the exploration of history and the quest to understand what they don't know.
  • Gospel Fare

Gadamer’s Time Machine: How the Gospel Expands our Temporal Vision

Kristine Stringham2 years ago07 mins

How do we perceive beyond now? Through Gadamer’s lens, tradition and dialogue expand our view, challenging modernity.

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