EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 25 MIN
How to Formulate a God-Honoring Response to Current Events: Part 3
from The Mentor's Table · host Joy Abad
Send us Fan MailWhat does the term "confirmation bias" have to do with formulating a God-honoring response to current events? Well, . . . everything!In this episode, we'll define confirmation bias, talk about its effect on memory and recall, and discuss the subtle ways it skews your outlook on events and your ability to properly discern truth. Confirmation bias in and of itself is not bad, but it is important to name and define it, so you don't fall into the trap of choosing a response that is unaware of blind spots. Pull up a chair 🪑 by joining the conversation (see below).SHOW NOTESPart 1 of this conversation.Part 2 of this conversation.Confirmation Bias on simplypsychology.orgSpiritual Disciplines on The Mentor's Table:Remembering: Part 1 & Part 2Silence: Part 1 & Part 2Sabbath: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4Fasting: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4Support the showAdd your voice to the Table here . . .Sign up for my monthly newsletter here and receive a free "Couch-to-Sabbath" plan to start a sabbath rhythm in your own life. Website: JoyAbad.comEmail: [email protected]: @joyabaddotcomJoin my friend Gretchen and me on our podcast As We Grow.*Show notes may contain affiliate links
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Send us Fan Mail What does the term "confirmation bias" have to do with formulating a God-honoring response to current events? Well, . . . everything! In this episode, we'll define confirmation bias, talk about its effect on memory and recall, and discuss the subtle ways it skews your outlook on events and your ability to properly discern truth. Confirmation bias in and of itself is not bad, but it is important to name and define it, so you don't fall into the trap of choosing a respons...
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