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Tag: critical thinking

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· Bible Studies, Devotional, Discerning to Digest, English, Series· 8 mins read

Discerning to Digest – Insourcing Wisdom in a World That Feeds You Answers

I am daily reminded of the wealth of Wisdom found in the Bible. I have had recent challenges in my life which I could only navigate by contemplating God’s word and in prayer. I have observed that, as a regular user of AI tools either for work or Bible study, if unaware of what the Internet and AI can and will provide, the end user will rather be a simpler taster of information. Digesting whatever is on the plate without knowing what is on the plate.

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· Devotional, English· 14 mins read

Slipping On The Right Side – When Eloquence Falls Short

The Scriptures were never given merely to be studied as an intellectual or memory exercise, but to lead the reader to the Saviour they testify about. Apollos knew the Scriptures and spoke with eloquence, yet he still needed to understand more perfectly the way of God. Only when Christ Himself stands at the centre does knowledge become complete. True maturity in the knowledge of Scripture leads to a Christ-centred eloquence, for in Him “are hid all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge.

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· Bible Studies, English· 10 mins read

Why Does God Allow Evil In The World?

There is no wisdom nor understanding nor counsel against the LORD.  Proverbs 21:30 There is an answer If God is omnibenevolent, why is there suffering in the world? If God is omnipotent and omniscient, why doesn’t He prevent and stop all evil in the world? If God is omnipresent, why is there pain, and suffering…

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· English, Series, The Critical Thinker· 8 mins read

The Critical Thinker – The Pathway: The Fear of Embarking on an Unexpected Journey

Each individual is given a pathway to walk in this life, and every step taken upon it bears consequence beyond this world. The path we choose now shapes what awaits us afterward. Yet it has become increasingly common to believe there is no afterlife at all. If that were truly so, why does the human heart continually reach for more, rather than settle for less?

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