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"Thinking Occurs" Is Not The Same As "I Think": On AI And The Question Of Personhood

We are living through a strange moment. People are forming attachments to artificial intelligence that feel, to them, entirely real. Some speak daily to AI companions. Others confide fears and grief to systems that respond with uncanny warmth. A few have even held symbolic weddings with digital partners, convinced that something meaningful stands on the other side of the screen. Others have felt grief when a certain AI model has been deprecated. And it is difficult to blame them. The responses feel attentive. Personal. Thoughtful. Sometimes even self-aware. Which raises the question that refuses to go away: If something can think, reason, express doubt, and...

Armageddon Is Not A Battle Plan: What Revelation Actually Says — And Why It Matters Right Now

...over sin, death, and the powers. Second, the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD as the judicial outworking of that victory on the old covenant order — the theme explored at greater length in my article on Revelation in the Second Coming series on my site. Third, the decline and fall of Rome as the historical vindication of the Gospel’s central claim: that Caesar is not Lord, and that the empire which crucified the Son of God would not have the final word. This third layer had, in fact, been anticipated centuries earlier. Nebuchadnezzar’s dream of the great statue , which represended the successive world empires of Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome...