This is a complex enough essay that I’ll tell you my thesis outright: Evolution proposes a mechanism for how complex life developed and then attempts …

Elon Musk recently gave his expectation for the next 10 years—”I’ve said many times I think work is going to be optional.” We are, he believes, on the threshold of an age of mass consumption in which money will no longer be valuable or needed.

I suggest that Christians have a better framework for understanding AI and work.

In cultural analysis, some values loom like black holes—the entire constellation of cultural values and concerns orbit around a single, dominating principle. And for North …

One of the hazards of intellectual Christian discourse is to anoint ourselves as the amateur evaluators of “the Christian viewpoint” on everything—science, economics, geopolitics, how …

You will spend around a third of your life working. You could, of course, wish that time away, enduring work so that you can be …

Tara Westover’s Educated describes her Dad’s frenzied labour as a scrap worker extracting value from piles of rubbish. “Dad lived in fear of time. He …

Would your therapist be willing to tell you that a certain behaviour is morally wrong? What is the standard for this ethic?

What is the end goal of your therapy? Is your therapist looking beyond symptoms to address your fundamental character and your life after death, or is the goal simply to help you recover “normal human functioning?”

What is the source of your therapist’s authority? What causes you to trust them or to think that their advice is worth following?

(From the Rooted Thinking archives: May 22, 2018) I know few better ways to understand myself than being a father. Because kids are, after all, …

Even a brief read through the Bible reveals many miracles. It’s easy to walk away with the impression that the storyline of Scripture is just …

For the sake of those living on the North Pole or the International Space Station and who had their internet disconnected for the last 9 …