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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Jul 5, 2026
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Lindsay Clancy trial: Insanity defense isn't a loophole but justice (opens the original)
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What does Christianity require of us when a mother kills her three young children? Justice seems like the obvious answer. But what does justice mean when there is no question that something unimaginably evil happened, yet there is profound doubt about whether the person who committed it possessed the mind necessary to be morally responsible for it?I have wrestled with those questions since I began following the Lindsay Clancy case. Apparently, I am not alone.For seven days, 12 Massachusetts juro
Lindsay Clancy trial: Insanity defense isn't a loophole but justice (opens the original)
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What does Christianity require of us when a mother kills her three young children? Justice seems like the obvious answer. But what does justice mean when there is no question that something unimaginably evil happened, yet there is profound doubt about whether the person who committed it possessed the mind necessary to be morally responsible for it?I have wrestled with those questions since I began following the Lindsay Clancy case. Apparently, I am not alone.For seven days, 12 Massachusetts juro
Don't just evangelize the chatbot. Evangelize the humans AI may replace. (opens the original)
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Michael Guillén recently made a provocative argument in these pages: Christians should stop being afraid of artificial intelligence and start evangelizing it. He's right, as far as he goes. Christians have an opportunity, perhaps even an obligation, to engage AI rather than abandon the field to others. The conversations we have with these systems, the corrections we make, and the Christian ideas we introduce into the technological ecosystem may shape how future generations of AI understand Chri
This summer heat wave isn't the apocalypse. A Christian case for calm. (opens the original)
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As another summer heat dome settles over much of the continent, the headlines have become almost as predictable as the weather itself. Every heat wave is presented as evidence that the climate apocalypse has arrived. Cable news fills with dire predictions. Politicians promise sweeping new regulations. Activists warn that unless humanity fundamentally changes the way it lives, catastrophe is inevitable. As both a Christian and a conservative, I have a confession that will undoubtedly frustrate pe
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