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Christian Ethics Today is a quarterly journal dedicated to exploring ethical issues through a Christian lens, provoking thought on faith, ethics & social justice.
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Artificial Intelligence (A.I.), Christian Education & Human Dignity (opens the original)
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Big money is pouring into the effort to convince us that A.I. can make everything better: Business presentations, sermons, teachers’ lesson plans, cooking—well, pretty much everything. But there is a risk to the soul in all this, both the soul of our own beings and the soul of our society. As someone whose vocation is rooted in faith, I’m compelled to throw a red flag of caution amid the cascade of marketing.I recently attended a session on artificial intelligence and law school teaching at a la
Mississippi Heroes: White Champions of Racial Justice, 1954-1974 (opens the original)
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No kidding! I have waited one half-century for this book! My fear was that it would never find an author. After meeting Charles Dollar in 2014 at a Baptist Heritage conference, I read much of the manuscript. I knew that fortune had smiled on the subject and found its writer. Charles Dollar’s patient, passionate unpacking of an unknown and untold story begged for his talents. I cheered often and enthusiastically for the finish of the book.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https:/
Grieving That Which Is Breaking Our Hearts (opens the original)
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Ten people gather in a circle. The facilitator gently queries, “Anything that’s coming up for you right now with your response to this step?” The “step” in question has just been read by another participant in a gathering sponsored by the Good Grief Network: “Accept the severity of the predicament.” One participant replies, “I love this world so much, but I feel … kind of heartbroken, just all of the time.” Another offers, “I feel this mundane behind-the-scenes, always-constant grief and despair
Who is the Creation that Groans? (opens the original)
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by Matthew Elia“We know,” Paul writes in Romans 8, “that the whole creation has been groaning in travail together.” We know this: the creation groans from its wounds. But who—who in particular—groans when the whole creation groans? And what is the shape of the wound?Beneath the forest canopy just southeast of Atlanta, on an unseasonably warm January day in 2023, a young environmental activist named Manuel Terán was sitting among the l
After Old Testament Virtue: (opens the original)
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by David E. Wilhite Two challenges in contemporary theology normally not thought to be related, need to be revisited. The first is how Jesus has been disconnected from the Old Testament depiction of God. The second is how contemporary Christian ethicists have been unable to use the Old Testament for constructive purposes. As for the first problem, …
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