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Linguist and author of Dalek Christianity Tom Schwarz explores what factors influence our perception of truth. He also looks at how we can celebrate different perspectives
Over the recent past, global society has been brought closer together by technology, but at the same time been pushed into competing groups by the very same technology. Like Pontius Pilate, it is very tempting to ask: “What is truth?” and wash our hands of the whole thing.
We can have a tendency to retreat into our ‘tribe’ and surround ourselves with like-minded people who see the world through the same lens as we do. Both Christian believers and non-believers can easily be drawn into this way of thinking and acting. However, in John 17, when Jesus is giving his final message to his disciples, he prays for (Register to read the rest of the article)
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