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AI Claims Its First Casualty

Benjamin Clements, ThM

April 22, 2025

Now that we are more than a year into widespread AI adoption, with at least one casualty that AI allegedly caused, we have new information about how AI might be harmful to humans, and it could not be more different than what we have imagined over the last century.

On Killing and Conscience: Some Lessons from Ten Years of Physician-Assisted Death in Canada

Ewan Goligher, MD, PhD

March 25, 2025

Abortion and Scripture, Part 1: A Whole-Life Pro-Life Stance in Biblical Law

Anna Vollema, PhD (Cand.)

February 19, 2025

A New Online Tool for Creating an Advance Directive and Why an AI Won’t Lessen the Need for an AD

John F. Kilner, PhD

January 21, 2025

To Thee My Child I Offer

Bryan A. Just, MA

December 17, 2024

A Christian Dialogue with the Figure Art of Three Contemporary Artists

Brian S. Chan, DMin

November 20, 2024

The Library at the Heart of the AI Boom

Heather Zeiger, MS, MA

October 15, 2024

The Burdens and Privileges of Caregiving

Lori Way, MA

September 17, 2024

Are Pastors Prepared? A Conversation on Clergy Awareness of Health Issues

Anna Vollema, PhD (Cand.)

August 27, 2024

The Council of Trent and Christian Bioethics: Lessons from Church History

Bryan A. Just, MA

July 31, 2024

A Christian Foundation for Bioethics: Prayer as Epistemology

Mark J. Cherry, PhD

June 18, 2024

God’s Sovereignty in Barrenness

Megan Klint, BA

May 23, 2024

Review of Them before Us: Why We Need a Global Children's Rights Movement

Molly Rumley, BA

April 16, 2024

The Manhattan Project and the Seduction of Technology

Heather Zeiger, MS, MA

March 11, 2024

A New Strength and Courage

Jim Renke, DMin

February 20, 2024

On Being Human: Reflections on Greta Gerwig’s Barbie Movie

Anna Vollema, MA

January 25, 2024