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CFIC Town Hall Meeting #7 – Are the New Ways We Communicate and Share Information, Changing Us, Our Society, Our Human Civilization?

Posted on By Martin Zielinski
CFIC Town Hall Meeting #7 – Are the New Ways We Communicate and Share Information, Changing Us, Our Society, Our Human Civilization?

Town Hall: November 16, 2025, 8pm EDT Yuval Harari argues that Homo Sapiens’ biggest advantage is not our brain power but the fact that we know how to cooperate on a large scale. Language and sharing of information, data, and experiences are, of course, critical prerequisites for cooperation. In the next Town-Hall meeting we will discuss  the impact…

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Can Christians Participate Fully in the 21st Century?

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Why you should attend and why you should care Leslie Rosenblood On September 9 at 3:30 PM ET, Cardus will present a webinar: “Can Christians participate fully in 21st-century western pluralism?”  If you’re not familiar with Cardus, it’s probably worthwhile to gain at least a passing familiarity with the organization. In many ways, the folks…

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