Bonnie Kristian

RT @CTmagazine: In the May-June 2025 issue of Christianity Today, we acknowledge panic and point to Christian ways through it. With writi…

RT @ESWesthoff: When the Pope’s from the Midwest. https://t.co/QpsX7VOXGx

As someone currently in the throes of a 26-day end-of-school alphabet countdown with multiple themed outfits per week: @julieebeck is right about spirit days. "[F]or parents, they are basically homework." End them. https://t.co/I36NEsn6VT

Wrote on this a few years back: https://t.co/XLgqLeWDbQ https://t.co/ehJ4gsLYPm

Liz Wolfe @LizWolfeReason

I've read a bunch of these controversial picture books--including ones my kid was grabbing in the gift shop at the Whitney the other day, because the agenda-pushing is EVERYWHERE--and the thing that strikes me most of all? These ain't Caldecott winners. They contain lots of

RT @byrdinator: “Congress is supposed to do what DOGE does, so maybe my colleagues will be inspired. But I doubt it,” Rep. Thomas Massie sa…

Not sure which is worse: the idea that you'd have 12 AI friends or the replies declaring 15 human friends way too much, overwhelming, etc.

Roman Helmet Guy @romanhelmetguy

Zuckerberg explaining how Meta is creating personalized AI friends to supplement your real ones: “The average American has 3 friends, but has demand for 15.” https://t.co/Y9ClAqsbOA

I feel like I'm saying this kind of thing constantly of late (and of course the @reason crew is too), but it is absurdly naive to think the state, once permitted to have all these databases, might simply never cross-reference them out of, like, innate goodwill or something??

Jesse Walker @notjessewalker

I've said it before and I'll say it again: DOGE is expanding, not contracting, the surveillance state https://t.co/9n6gU5z5GO

... this is unseasoned, brothless soup. Do people not know about soup?

CBS News @CBSNews

If you've ever struggled with planning nutritious meals on the daily, a TikTok user has shared his viral solution — a vat of finely chopped vegetables, grains and proteins that others online have dubbed "people kibble." https://t.co/v0fpGPH0Zh

RT @TheAlanNoble: "Declarations can meaningfully speak truth to power only if they come from a community that does more than speak—a commun…

RT @cwpayton: This book by @bonniekristian is the best book of the decade. I keep turning it over and starting again. It’s like a morning d…

Rich people should build beautiful public spaces: https://t.co/vVFriDYmfc

Simon Sarris @simonsarris

I find the Carnegie or Rockefeller model of "Well now it's time to build a bunch of cool stuff I've really wanted to do" much more... sensible isn't quite the word. Natural maybe?

What a revealing and depressing chart. Note that uses that require accuracy and creativity are plummeting. But uses that prey on lonely people with no sense of their purpose as humans? Way up!

Neil Parikh @neilparikh

Today’s piece in ⁦@HarvardBiz⁩ cites Therapy as the top use case for AI in 2025 https://t.co/WcfIAb8Fky

RT @CTmagazine: “Good government can and must secure our rights to life, liberty, property, religion, speech, assembly, and more,” writes @…

RT @MattWelch: 90 days to slow the spread of one-man tariff policy.

New from me at @CTmagazine, on due process, rule of law, and the source of our rights: https://t.co/LoIrEqeWjC

babe, I would TOTALLY propose, and you KNOW I want to give you everything you want, but I just don't think it's ETHICAL to have a human baby now we understand our RESPONSIBILITY to be vessels for AI https://t.co/JAqkxAPYt6 https://t.co/ExJN2Dv5r4

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Carrie McKean @MckeanCarrie

The always wise @bonniekristian (and @CTmagazine Ideas editor) on why we write: “realistic hope is to influence a few people here and there, most of them private citizens with little public influence of their own, & to add some small goods to a very big and varied conversation” https://t.co/F2za9m7Yuh