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Review: ‘Three Pieces of Glass’ by Eric O. Jacobsen
We’re all hoping the coronavirus pandemic ends soon, but when it does, we’ll face a deeper wound in modern society: the epidemic of loneliness. My family and I witnessed an eerie portrait of modern disconnection in the first few weeks after the lockdown began. After those initial weeks of panic-buying toilet paper and figuring out how to use Zoom for work and school, many Americans, including those in my neighborhood, suddenly had a lot of free time.
Spiritual Formation for the Sake of Our Neighbor
A few years back, a pastor asked me to recommend a book that could help him guide his congregation in thinking biblically about politics. In creating The Liturgy of Politics: Spiritual Formation for the Sake of Our Neighbor, Kaitlyn Schiess (pronounced “Shess”) has written exactly the book I would like to have given him.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity
In 2019, Jason Thacker helped craft “Artificial Intelligence: An Evangelical Statement of Principles” from the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ELRC), the public policy arm of the Southern Baptist Convention, which was one of the first public, theological statements regarding artificial intelligence and its implications. The Age of AI fleshes out the ideas discussed in the statement, giving more background, examples, and guidance.
Dyer named to Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American team
Jun 05, 2019 By Mike Lehman, TTU Sports Information COOKEVILLE, Tenn. – Following a highly impressive first campaign for the Tennessee Tech baseball team, John Dyer joined an elite group of Golden Eagle ball players Wednesday, earning Collegiate Baseball Freshman All-American honors. In his first go-around in Cookeville, Dyer earned a spot on both the Ohio Valley Conference First Team and OVC All-Freshman Team.
Freedom from Our Condemning Hearts
Everywhere we turn, we compare ourselves—we look, measure, evaluate, and then rank ourselves—with others around us. If we’re honest, we can unfailingly find someone who stirs up our feelings of inadequacy and therefore inferiority. This starts a cascade of problems that, if undealt with, will fester into other issues.
Dyer and Hughes: There's a demand for manufacturing workers
By John Dyer and Dan HughesDyer is coordinator of the Roanoke Manufacturing Executives Roundtable. He was Vice President of Manufacturing at Optical Cable Corp. for several years and is now Quality Manager at Global Metal Finishing. Hughes is Director of Operations at Wabtec-Graham White. He serves on the Roanoke City ROTEC Advisory Board and is president of the ROTEC Foundation.
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