In Exodus, God spoke through the oracles of Urim and Thummim. Today, we risk treating AI as a similar black box: something from which information proceeds, but whose source cannot be known
Emir PhillipsFebruary 9, 2026
Without a theological foundation, the idea of intrinsic human rights is incoherent
William Matthew McCarterOctober 8, 2025
How many nuclear weapons ought to exist? Zero? Dozens? Hundreds? Counter-intuitive as it is, the world is safer when the great powers of the world are held back by mutually assured destruction
James RowellSeptember 24, 2025
While gene-editing and all-seeing orbs belonged to the realm of fantasy in Tolkien’s own time, today these technologies have the capacity to fundamentally reshape societies and the global order of nations
Siobhan Heekin-CanedySeptember 19, 2025
Without a principled separation between spiritual and civil authority, as Calvin envisioned, we risk forsaking the restraint and representative justice that anchor a free and ordered society
Mark J. LarsonSeptember 9, 2025
The advent of technologies allowing parents to select embryos with superior genetics is just the latest step down the road to the total commodification of life
Nadya WilliamsApril 29, 2025
A trio of Protestant Christian political science professors argue that evangelicals should be more aware of and attuned to the natural law tradition
John SheltonApril 24, 2025
Indian history shows that religious idealism can be just as influential a motivation for and against nuclear proliferation as realist calculations.
Bill DrexelApril 4, 2025
John Brown was no Christian nationalist
Louis DeCaroMarch 20, 2025
