Large language models like GPT-4o and Claude have revolutionized computers’ ability to generate coherent, useful text. Similarly, diffusion models for computer vision are capable of
Have you ever wondered how to engage in a conversation with those who do not embrace a Christian view of the world, who see important
How do we learn the wisdom that is said to come with age in so many cultural traditions? One answer to this question was offered
Historically, Christians have thought about ‘calling’ in terms of salvation in Christ as well as a particular calling to an ecclesial vocation, whether to some
The scientific and the faith communities are often perceived as being at odds with one another. On Thursday, 17 April 2025 at 1400 UTC, Prof.
Violence in various regions of Africa over the last year, as well as in the Middle East, continues to raise questions concerning the relationship between
What does it mean to be human, and what are the implications? This foundational question underlies many important conversations in our academic disciplines. Today the
Human societies around the world, regardless of their religious, cultural or geographical characteristics, need healthy and functional ecosystems to support human life on earth. The
Navigating the pluralistic university with its competing worldviews can be a challenge for Christian academics, especially in the sciences where materialism, empiricism, and logical positivism
Over the past decades, we have witnessed toxic leadership in unholy abundance, both in the church and the wider world, including in our academic institutions.
The retrieval of the literature of Christian spirituality is having a powerful effect on Christian belief and practice. The separation of spirituality, however, from the
With political conflict on the rise and numerous elections this year, can Christians participate in the public square without buying in to political illusions—ideologies that
