Wharton professor Kartik Hosanagar peers into the future of technology, including warnings on the inherent biases of artificial intelligence and how we can stay in control of our digital future in, “A Human’s Guide to Machine Intelligence.”
Georgetown University professor Dr. Christopher Metzler warns us against the spread of progressive totalitarianism on American college campuses in his book, “Divided We Stand.”
Synthetic organic chemist James Tour raises concerns on the problematic elements within Darwinian evolution. (Encore Presentation)
It’s another hour with James Tour, the brilliant synthetic organic chemist who pushes the boundaries of science with his unparalleled genius in the field of nanotechnology. (Encore Presentation)
Lance Wallnau continues his conversation, pointing out President Trump’s similarity to the biblical Cyrus, a Persian king who gave the decree to rebuild Jerusalem after the Babylonian Captivity.
Author Lance Wallnau details his upbringing including his conversion to Christ and the prophetic revelation of a family secret as an adult.
James Tour, the brilliant synthetic organic chemist, will take you on a Fantastic Voyage with his unparalleled genius in the field of nanotechnology. (Encore Presentation)
Michael Newton Keas, author of “Unbelievable,” dissects seven myths about science and religion; also, Faith McDonnell, on the forefront of religious liberty, lost her Facebook account due to posting the photo of the 21 Coptic Christians martyred a year ago.
Eric continues his Socrates in the City interview with Thomas Howard, author of what Eric considers one of the greatest books of the last century, “Chance or the Dance.”
In this special presentation from Socrates in the City, Eric goes to Boston to talk with scholar Thomas Howard about the questions explored in “Chance or the Dance,” the book Eric considers one of the greatest of the 20th century.
Daniel Wallace, Founder and Executive Director of The Center for the Study of New Testament Manuscripts, discusses the fascinating process of preserving and examining these sacred, ancient documents.
Daniel Mahoney argues in his book, “The Idol of Our Age,” that the secular religion of humanitarianism reduces Christianity to an inordinate concern for social justice; plus, he discusses Alekandr Solzhenitsyn.
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