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Artificial intelligence is a growing part of American society. Some have embraced AI full-heartedly, while others have reservations. When diving deeper into artificial intelligence, questions of morality surface, especially with AI chatbots like ChatGPT.

Last week, New York City elected former state representative Zohran Mamdani, a socialist, as the city's new mayor. Even more so than normal, the topic of socialism is at the forefront of American political discourse as a result. But what should Christians think about the political ideology?

In recent years, certain trends in America have caused some Christians to ask the question: "Is the United States experiencing revival?" The past month or so has seen that question continue.

Peter Thiel has argued that restrictions and regulations against AI could provide an opportunity for the Antichrist to come soon. Does the Bible give any credence to this thought?

Physician-assisted suicide has become a debated topic in the Western world since the turn of the century. Since 2000, the practice, sometimes known as "Medical Aid In Dying," has become legal in multiple US states and Washington DC. Legality aside, what should Christians think about the subject?

Abortion has been one of the most commonly debated issues in American politics since the original Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade. Legal battles have ensued for over half a century, with conservatives and liberals unable to agree. But what does the Bible have to say about the issue?

How should the Church think about pornography?

American politics are ugly. A battlefield of slander, deception, and mudslinging leaves scars on most involved at the national level. However, political agendas have become damaging to the people. One of the clearest ways this is seen is in the way the political left and right dehumanize others.

Recently, protests have broken out in the US with a tag line of "No Kings," referencing actions from President Donald Trump and his use of the word "king." Many Christians have joined, saying "No Kings but Christ" or something similar. How should Christians view these protests and related issues?

How should Christians view the current situation in South Africa and the political discourse surrounding it?