Artificial Intelligence is now a basic part of daily life, supporting our health, directing government services, shaping relationships, and even ordering our spiritual lives. As AI becomes more widespread amidst scandals over its misuse, public trust in technology...
Jason Baxter argues that C.S. Lewis was deeply formed not only by the words of Scripture and his love of ancient mythology, but also by medieval literature. For this undeniably modern Christian, authors like Dante and Boethius provided a worldview that was relevant to...
When we engage in conversations about race, class, and culture, we encounter the strong emotions of fear, anger, shame, and grief in ourselves and others, which can often derail conversations or deepen division. Discipling Four Complicated Emotions is a highly...
When we engage in conversations about race, class, and culture, we encounter the strong emotions of fear, anger, shame, and grief in ourselves and others, which can often derail conversations or deepen division. Discipling Four Complicated Emotions is a highly...
When we engage in conversations about race, class, and culture, we encounter the strong emotions of fear, anger, shame, and grief in ourselves and others, which can often derail conversations or deepen division. Discipling Four Complicated Emotions is a highly...
When we engage in conversations about race, class, and culture, we encounter the strong emotions of fear, anger, shame, and grief in ourselves and others, which can often derail conversations or deepen division. Discipling Four Complicated Emotions is a highly...
Join CCSC Director Karl Johnson and Communications & Development Manager Kim Glass for a 30 minute tour of the new Consortium website on Tuesday, May 10th at 5 pm EDT. We will pull back the curtain and reveal the thinking that informed decisions regarding...
In his recent book, The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, historical theologian Carl Trueman takes the reader on a detailed tour through intellectual history, arguing that the emergence of today’s cultural flashpoints on sexuality and gender really emerge from...
Muslim-majority countries rank below the world average in both economic and personal freedoms. Are liberty and Islam necessarily at odds, or is there an Islamic case for liberty? On May 24, leading Islamic thinkers from around the world will explore insights from the...
An Online Conversation with Andy Crouch & Jonathan Haidt We were made for relationship — to be seen, loved, known, and committed to others. And yet we increasingly find ourselves, in the words of our guest, sociologist Jonathan Haidt, whose recent Atlantic article...
