ChatGPT turns one!
This issue we turn once again to artificial intelligence (AI) and our shared aspirations for its safe usefulness and potential to change our lives for the better.
The mountains are calling…
This month’s edition of Covalence reflects on the role of naturalism in Christian traditions.
Should AI reflect or repulse us?
The topics covered in this month’s issue – neurotheology, AI and how each shapes our faith – will continue to be of interest to scholars in the years to come.
Covalence for July/August: In all times and in all places…
Our exploration of faith in the light of science has a long history, perhaps longer than many of us realize. In this month’s edition of Covalence, not only do we look back at historical interfaith meetings including science, but we explore how findings in the arena of...
Covalence for June: On the shoulders of giants
Having spent a great deal of my adult life in Chicago, I can truly say I was fortunate to collaborate with an eclectic bunch of people over the years. This month’s issue is dedicated to one of those individuals: Carol Alice Rausch Albright, who passed away last month....
Covalence for May: Embracing new life
If you are fortunate to live in a place where spring is complete with lilacs in bloom, it does feel as if new life is on its way as the sunny days linger a little longer. As butterflies flutter among the lavender blossoms, the memories of snow and gray overcast days...
