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Mentioned in 16 episodes
The ten commandments
Book • 1956
This book provides a thoughtful exploration of the Ten Commandments, offering insights into their significance and relevance.
Edited and introduced by Maurice Samuel, it includes a bibliography for further study.
Edited and introduced by Maurice Samuel, it includes a bibliography for further study.
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Mentioned in 16 episodes
Recommended by 

as a helpful Hebrew Bible study resource that shaped his discussion of interpreting the Ten Words.


Tim Mackie

280 snips
What Makes the 10 Commandments Special?
Mentioned by 

as a resource on interpreting the Ten Commandments and their church use.


Tim Mackie

244 snips
How Does the 6th Commandment Apply to Killing in Military Combat?
Mentioned by the show notes as a referenced resource related to studying the Ten Commandments.

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6th Commandment: Do Not Kill
Mentioned by 

when explaining how he learned not to lie.


Tom Friedman

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Tom Friedman’s A.I. Nightmare and What the U.S. Can Do to Avoid It
Recommended by 

as the best Puritan author to start with, especially his book on the Ten Commandments.


Joel Webbon

28 snips
THE LIVESTREAM - Ask Us Anything
Mentioned as the title of 

's upcoming book, coming out in April.


Jamie Metzl

25 snips
Designer Babies and AI Jobs Are No Longer Sci-Fi
Mentioned by 

; offers a monumental reading of the Ten Commandments.


Carmen Joy Imes

19 snips
What Does It Mean to Take God's Name in Vain? | Carmen Imes on Exodus 20:7
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, who paraphrased DeMille stating the Ten Commandments have never been more relevant.

Ryan Wilkins

19 snips
No Gods Before Me
Discussed by 

and 

as a coauthored work exploring universal ethical principles and AI collaboration.


Cal Fussman


Jamie Metzl

14 snips
The AI Teaching Template
Mentioned as containing passages suited for examination of conscience in light of the Word of God.

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Day 199: The Sacrament of Forgiveness (2025)



