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Our brains are hardwired to believe lies and conspiracy theories, says researcher (Taylor & Francis, 29 June 2023). Marcel Danesi Ph.D., is a professor of semiotics and linguistic anthropology at the University of Toronto. This poses the question: can we believe what Professor Danesi says? Perhaps his hard wired belief system is repeating lies that he's heard. Of course, as a secular scholar, he is convinced that lying is a result of evolution. Since evolution assumes that everything that survives must be to the advantage of the creature, then lying must be a good thing. Except that Danesi could well be lying about that also. Still, it gets his paper published.......
The foundation of Christianity is truth. God hates lies. It was a lie that got mankind into strife in the first place. Yet speaking the truth can get people in prison now. Simply saying the truth that people are born either male or female is illegal in some places. The ultimate liar will be the Antichrist. The world is being softened up to reject God's truth and embrace Satan's lies. Christians need to shun anything dubious, anything that is deceptive and anything that draws us away from truth. I'm not big on conspiracy theories for exactly this reason. In most cases, there is little evidence and a vast amount of speculation. How about,
"Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think on these things."
The foundation of Christianity is truth. God hates lies. It was a lie that got mankind into strife in the first place. Yet speaking the truth can get people in prison now. Simply saying the truth that people are born either male or female is illegal in some places. The ultimate liar will be the Antichrist. The world is being softened up to reject God's truth and embrace Satan's lies. Christians need to shun anything dubious, anything that is deceptive and anything that draws us away from truth. I'm not big on conspiracy theories for exactly this reason. In most cases, there is little evidence and a vast amount of speculation. How about,
"Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think on these things."