St. Paul Study Center

How should Christians think about history—particularly the history of God’s work in the world through the church? And how might the massive growth of Christianity globally (and especially in the global South) in recent years reshape our thinking about the history of the church? In The Shape of Christian History: Continuity and Diversity in the Global […]

The cultivation of the earth is one of humanity’s most fundamental tasks. Christians understand that the practice of agriculture allows humans to work with God to create, to promote the flourishing of creation, and to provide for our material needs. However, Christians also see the work of agriculture corrupted by sin. This corruption manifests itself […]

Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) and machine-learning are increasingly prevalent in almost all sectors of business and technology. As a tool, A.I. promises vast acceleration of the organizing and analyzing of “big data.” But some harbor greater hopes for A.I. – wondering whether perhaps such technological advances might one day blur the limits between technology and human […]