Beware Making Mental Illness an Identity
‘All in Your Head’ is a concrete and compelling remapping of mental health culture with impressive explanatory power.
‘All in Your Head’ is a concrete and compelling remapping of mental health culture with impressive explanatory power.
Not everyone means the same thing when they talk about Christian nationalism.
Caleb Flynn’s lust led him to commit adultery. But greed might have been what led him to commit murder.
A new report found that religious married couples—those who attend church at least twice a month—are more sexually satisfied than their secular peers.
All sorts of Christians want to read the great tradition. We should remove the obstacles.
The shift from Christianity as a human-translated religion to an AI-translated religion is far from seamless and shouldn’t be overlooked glibly.
‘Artificial Intimacy’ reminds us of the value of real human relationships and should inspire Christians to make our churches and homes places where those relationships can flourish.
Contributors to ‘The AI Apocalypse’ offer book recommendations to help readers better understand the technological and theological implications of AI.
Both books have the same secret sauce. They’re marvelously readable, and often gripping, for the simple reason that they tell a fantastic story.
The freedom to speak against current cultural dogmas protects us today, allows us to push for change tomorrow, and ensures we can spread the gospel that alone will save in the end.
If AI does go wrong, the ultimate blame is on us, because we’ve trained it on ourselves.
A curriculum that deliberately eliminates any references to the Bible would do its students a disservice.
The question that divides us isn’t whether the Bible deserves a central place in the formation of children but whether a state curriculum is capable of giving it the place it deserves.
Evil is real. Death is inevitable. God is in charge of everything. And God is always good.
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