Can I ask you a quick question?
Hey.
It’s currently 4:37 AM.
I just finished up my night shift with baby Concord and am about to hit the hay while Mama Michelle takes over until noon.
But I can’t sleep. Because I’ve been thinking about you.
I want to add as much value to your life as possible.
So I have a question for you:
Do you have any questions for me?
No, I’m not running out of article ideas:
You read my stuff because I provide unique, contrarian, cheeky, decently-researched, hopefully Christ-lensed perspectives on often-divisive topics, and I'd love to know what you'd like me to research and provide commentary on next.
Is there a topic (or ten) you’d like to learn more about?
Are there some people you’d like me to interview on the podcast?
Do you have any burning questions about the future, tech, economics, politics, technology, faith, church, writing, etc that you’d like me to cover?
Feel free to send as few or as many questions as you like, and I’ll try to tackle them in future articles and episodes. (As with all of my writing, nothing is off-limits!) You can leave questions in the comments below, email me through my website, or just hit reply on this email.
Now I’m off to bed!
Shalom,
Jared A. Brock
Hey Brock, I’m getting increasingly concerned about our loss of basic, constitutionally guaranteed freedoms here in Canada. I keep thinking that the Germans in the 1930s didn’t believe it was possible and Canadians today are no different. I’ve always thought survivalists were wacko, but now I’m beginning to think we need to be ready to live without reliance on digital systems and electricity and grocery stores. Maybe the Amish have it right! But is it even possible to disentangle from the system now?
Hey Jared
Appreciate your thoughtful and provocative articles. I have been reading Homo Deus recently and I’m actually quite overwhelmed by the ethical decisions coming down the pipe. How do we deal with the ability to alter genes and not just eliminate hereditary diseases but perhaps create smarter, more athletic, better looking kids? How do we handle if rich can but poor can’t? Or if regimes like n Korea do it but western countries don’t? Is “natural selection” biblical? Is this a secular attempt to retake the Garden of Eden without God? Are we as Christians for health & human betterment and find ourselves joining in the fight to reverse the effects of the Fall? These are issues that will hit pastors offices in the not too distant future. Wisdom, please?