AI and humanity
Thomas Johnston, a seminary student at Capital University’s Trinity Lutheran Seminary, examines what AI has to say about humanity, the Imago Dei and our future.
Conversations at the beginning
The Planck scale My first career was in physics, with an emphasis in general relativity, so a copy of Physics Meets Philosophy at the Planck Scale1Craig Callender and Nick Huggett (eds.), Physics Meets Philosophy at the Planck Scale: Contemporary theories in quantum...
Covalence Profile: Carol Rausch Albright
Editor’s note: This article originally was published in April 2013. We are re-running this article in honor of Albright’s contributions to faith and science and following her death on May 20, 2023. Carol Rausch Albright may have been born at the wrong time and over...
The science and theology of death: What comes after?
Benjamin Franklin is often quoted as saying the only things that are certain in life are death and taxes. Death is the great equalizer because for every living creature, there must come an end. Although, looking around today, it would be hard to fully grapple with the...
Awe and Wonder Part 2: Factors in the contemporary eclipse of awe in daily life
In Part 1, we saw that, all too often, “we walk sightless among miracles.” Rabbi Lawrence Kushner shares a story that shows this tendency is part of our human condition which has been with us for centuries: MUD! YECH!...
Covalence book review
Amending the Christian Story: The Natural Sciences as a Window into Grounded Faith and Sustainable Living, by Ron Rude Merely reading the title of this book seems it would draw a reader in, maybe wishing to discover what the author means by “amending.” How will it get...
