Pattern matching without knowledge and truth in LLMs

A Stanford University study published in November 2025 used a "carefully curated" set of true and false statements combined with statements of belief or knowing ("I believe" or "know"; "John/Mary believes" or "knows") to test Large Language Models on "differences between belief, knowledge, and fact". LLMs had the most

Differences that make a difference: Change the world of work with words

Words can blind us. Or they can make us see

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Church-State Relations: Lessons from China - The Gospel Coalition

Normally, my wife and I live in China, and life in the U.S. appears to us to be a distant reality. Yet, as a result of the COVID pandemic, we have spent the past two years in the U.S. While this has been a challenging time in some respects, it also has been a fruitful period, filled with unexpected opportunities. For me, one such opportunity has been the ability to experience and witness a chaotic and disturbing period of North American history, and to reflect on these events in light of God’s word and our twenty-eight years of experience in...