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Sep 17, 2026
Neil JohnsonHOST
We're asking, you know, is there a biblical response to the dire warnings of the leaders of some of the biggest tech companies on earth? Warnings like AI leads to human extinction and loss of control in Terminator style scenarios.
Neil JohnsonHOST
Or will super intelligence hack computer networks and manipulate people in unintended ways? And what about the rise of cyber criminals and rogue states and autonomous systems? Well, a Christian might be asking, what does the Bible, and maybe even more specifically the book of Genesis, have to do with navigating a new digital technological age? Well, our special guest through this coming hour says, applying a biblical worldview to technology supports human flourishing.
Neil JohnsonHOST
But...
Neil JohnsonHOST
Applying a secularised view, a worldview that's secular, will only lead to harm for humans.
Neil JohnsonHOST
We're in the deep end and exploring how to make wise decisions about any new technology, and that includes AI that we've begun to talk about.
Neil JohnsonHOST
But our special guest also is thoughtful around issues to do with human gene editing.
Neil JohnsonHOST
Or virtual reality? What about reproductive technologies and brain-computer interfaces? Well, Patricia Engler works with the Answers in Genesis team in the USA and Canada.
Neil JohnsonHOST
She's got a new book out called High Stakes for Humanity, A Guide for Christians in a Technological Age.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
And this complementarity between man and woman is the biblical reality.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
It's the reality that undergirds all the interaction between men and women, even though it's been spoiled by sin since Genesis 3 onward.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
This complementarity between man and woman allows men to be men instead and women to be women and in their union and in this distinction where he is not she and she is not he, they flourish.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
It allows a man to lean into his manly kinds of callings and his masculine kind of vocation.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
just by the existence of women.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
That's the biblical picture.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
But Tate leans into this Genesis 3 disordered kind of masculinity where it has to be every man for himself.
Jeff HemmerGUEST
And what does that get him? You see, there was a picture that went around last Christmas showing Tate in his big beautiful house on Christmas Day all alone.
BeccaHOST
It really is.
BeccaHOST
So let's go there, okay? So in Genesis 3, before that, God created us.
BeccaHOST
He created everything and he, I'm sure you know the story, right? Then he created man and he created woman
CaitlinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
and he created them in the image of God.
BeccaHOST
The man and the woman received consequences that they would have for the rest of their days.
BeccaHOST
I imagine until Jesus comes back and undoes the consequences and the curses that came from the very beginning from the fall of man.
BeccaHOST
The serpent was cursed, okay? So immediately, when we just go to read Genesis 3, it's very clear that the serpent was cursed, the ground was cursed, and the man and the woman were given consequences.
BeccaHOST
So to you, my sister, that immediately tells us you are not cursed, okay? Your husband or, you know, your spouse, men, they were given the consequence of like they were going to have to work the ground of the earth.
William StevesHOST
Pray that the Lord would send a revival into our dark nation, and by his grace into every nation where the gospel is preached.
William StevesHOST
Genesis 3.15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed.
William StevesHOST
It shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
William StevesHOST
Theologians sometimes know this passage as the Proto-Evangelium, which means First Gospel.
David MurphyHOST
So something happened between Genesis 1 and Genesis 2, and they put the fall of Satan between Genesis 1 and Genesis 2.
David MurphyHOST
So that when you come now to Genesis 3, where God says, let there be light, you have all the opportunity now to put in all these fossil periods, et cetera, et cetera, so that we are no longer ignorant.
David MurphyHOST
We are now scientifically correct, right? The problem with that is that the compromise of that led to the accidental theistic evolution.
David MurphyHOST
where now we've gone so far to try to fit in the scientists.
Sean McDowellHOST
That's one.
Sean McDowellHOST
We always think of the fall of Genesis 3.
Sean McDowellHOST
You say there's three key falls that should inform how we think about – I mean, just the Old Testament and redemption moving forward.
Sean McDowellHOST
So remind us of those three and how they fit into the biblical storyline.
Joel MuddamalleGUEST
And again, this isn't something new and novel to me.
Joel MuddamalleGUEST
This is well understood amongst Hebrew specialists and scholars of Second Temple literature as well.
Joel MuddamalleGUEST
The three rebellions are Genesis 3, which most evangelical Christians would be like, yeah, that's the one.
Joel MuddamalleGUEST
It's because of Adam and Eve.
Philippe SterlingGUEST
Yes
Bob WilkinHOST
... from Genesis to Malachi, or the Italian prophet Malachi.
Bob WilkinHOST
[laughs]
Philippe SterlingGUEST
[laughs] Yeah.
Bob WilkinHOST
All of that is part of the Old Testament messianic thread.
Philippe SterlingGUEST
Oh, absolutely.
Philippe SterlingGUEST
So from Genesis on, the promise that is made in Genesis 3:15-
Bob WilkinHOST
Okay, now, so-
Bruce MejiaHOST
But everything changed, of course, after the fall.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Genesis 3, verse 7 tells us that the eyes of them both were opened and they knew that they were naked.
Bruce MejiaHOST
You see, one of the first consequences recorded after Adam and Eve's sin was an awareness of their own nakedness, which the Bible equates to shame.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Their conscience had been awakened and suddenly they recognized something about themselves that they had not previously regarded as sinful or shameful.
Bruce MejiaHOST
Why? Well, because they made aprons for themselves of fig leaves, which obviously would not have adequately covered their entire body, including the buttocks region.
Bruce MejiaHOST
So although they recognized the problem, their solution was inadequate.
Bruce MejiaHOST
And that's why God subsequently provided his own standard of clothing in Genesis 3.21 that says, "...unto Adam also and to his wife did the Lord God make coats of skins and clothed them." There's an obvious contrast here between the aprons that man made and the coats that God provided.
Bruce MejiaHOST
And of course, there is a beautiful spiritual picture contained within this passage.
Randy DavisHOST
Not only as your Savior, but as your Lord.
Randy DavisHOST
Now, the Scripture told us in Genesis 3.15 that the Savior would come through the seat of a woman.
Randy DavisHOST
And we know that the woman does not have a seat.
Randy DavisHOST
And so it's a reference to God's seed and man's seed.
Josiah DiamondGUEST
And the Lord yesterday, he put on my heart Genesis chapter 3, verse 8 and 9. which is, I believe, it is the first testimony between God and the fallen human.
Josiah DiamondGUEST
We see in Genesis 3, verse 8, after the sin happened and Adam and Eve, they commit the sin against God and they separated themselves and they realized their sin and they realized they're naked.
Josiah DiamondGUEST
In verse 8, it's saying, and they heard the voice of the Lord God walking in the garden in the cool of the day and adam and his wife hid themselves from from the presence of the lord god among amongst the trees of the garden and the lord god here is the first testimony and the lord god called into adam adam where are you I born in Syria in a civil war.
Josiah DiamondGUEST
I was five years old when the war start to a very conservative Muslim family as brother James.
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