Our AI hosts discuss chapter two of Francis Schaeffer’s book, Genesis in Space and Time, in which Schaeffer explores the uniqueness of mankind from the animals and from humans innovations such as AI. Subscribers to J.R. Miller’s Substack are invited to critique this AI summary and discuss the special content archived on the episode landing page.
Read along with Genesis in Space and Time: The Flow of Biblical History (Bible commentary for layman) by Francis A. Schaeffer
“God the Creator is our portion. He calls us to love and to worship Him for His bringing into being all that is. The Bible is not silent concerning why this should be so.” — Francis A. Schaeffer
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