Billy Graham: On technology and faith

Billy Graham discusses the intersection of technology, human nature, and faith. He shares personal anecdotes and historical examples, such as King David's introduction of the Iron Age, to illustrate the limitations of technology in solving human problems like evil, suffering, and death. Graham emphasizes the importance of faith and the human soul, referencing figures like Pascal and Einstein, and concludes with a personal reflection on his own beliefs and experiences.

What feelings does the speaker express about his place in the conference?

How did the speaker feel after having breakfast with the CEOs and leaders?

How does the speaker relate the introduction of iron in Israel to modern technology?

What are the three problems that the speaker mentions technology cannot solve?

According to the speaker, what is the source of human evil?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the restoration of the soul?

How does the speaker describe the search for meaning among young people today?

What does the speaker imply about the inevitability of death?

What does the speaker say about the relationship between science and religion?

What profound realization did Pascal have that changed his perspective?