The paradox of the new heart

You work on the marketing team of a technology company. Your project colleague is Lucas, a 22-year-old Sociology student and data analysis intern. An avid reader of the human sciences, Lucas views traditional religion with skepticism and tends to explain human behavior solely through social pressures, cultural conditioning, and biological influences, considering the biblical concept of guilt an outdated moral construct. During a coffee break in the company kitchen, an opportunity arises to talk about moral responsibility and Christian hope from Ezekiel 18:31-32. The goal is to demonstrate that God takes no pleasure in anyone's destruction, but calls human beings to life and offers the promise of inner renewal.