In its broadest sense, transhumanism is the view that humanity’s problems can and should be solved through science and technology.[1] Humanity’s chief problems, on this view, derive from our biological, […]
Literary characters such as those found in J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit often reflects what is best in human nature or what Christians refer to as the divine stamp or imago […]
We have come to a time when our culture craves autonomy – to an extreme. Not only are we divided from our neighbors, but we have also severed one of […]
In his Ransom Trilogy, C.S. Lewis ironically harnesses the futuristic genre of science fiction to retrieve something very old: what it means to be human. Lewis had warned, in his […]
Blade Runner (BR) and Blade Runner 2049 (BR2049) portray dystopian societies that both challenge Christian morals and pose questions to the Christian about essential aspects of humanity. The films present […]
The question of the proper relationship of the church to human culture cannot be avoided. Human beings are creative because they are made in the image of the Creator. (We […]
Disability is a term that is difficult to define, but much like G.K. Chesterton said of the term eugenics, “I know that it means very different things to different people; […]
Ash fell like snow on the black walnut tree across the street. Diana peered at it through the kitchen window, but swirling smoke obscured her view. She imagined the ash […]
I Once upon a time, there was a Stained-glass Man Who held a glass world in the palm of his hand. Day in and day out, the Man caught […]
When C.S. Lewis was asked in 1944 to write the preface for a new edition of St. Athanasius’ foundational 4th-century book On the Incarnation, Lewis felt it was important to […]
