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There is always a danger of old fogeys starting to pontificate about ‘the young’, but I have been fascinated reading into the research and study done on Gen Z
How are young people different to those who came before, and what can we learn from them?
The Brethren’s suspicion of the ‘world’, an explosion of joy, Eric Liddell’s sprinting epiphany, and celebrating beauty
The science of the billions-of-years-old Earth, has God deceived us, and are philosophers so useless after all?
Murder on the neonatal ward, Munchausen’s by proxy, doctors versus nurses, and the banality of evil
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, psychosomatic disorders, AI acing exams, and the limitations of true creativity
Living faithfully as we approach retirement, dependence, dementia and death
It is vital for Christians to learn the difference between dying as the world understands it, and ‘falling asleep’ in Christ, as the New Testament writers describe death
How caring well for those suffering from dementia is an act of witness to our Christian hope
Learning to embrace our God-given frailties and limitations as we age and decline