Gene Veith

But I came across a Substack article that frames the Catholic worship war in a way that sheds light on their Protestant and Lutheran versions.

The August issue of Lutheran Witness is about AI. I was asked to review Pope Leo's encyclical on the subject , so I did.

One attempt to defend human beings against AI intrusions is requiring that AI-generated material be labeled. This is being pursued by both government and private initiatives. Though labeling laws, regulations, and rules will be hard to enforce, I actually think they could do some good.

Yesterday we posted about AI-generated books. But I didn't have room for the humorous details that I dug up in my research.

Advocates of abortion call themselves “pro-choice,” claim that a woman has the right to control her own body, and insist that whether or not to give

One of the benefits of living in St. Louis within walking distance of Concordia Seminary, where my son-in-law teaches, is that I can attend the concerts, special worship services, and other special events on campus.

Roman Catholic controversies over worship . So this week we'll look at Protestant worship, specifically, at the influence of Charles G.

The United States and much of the rest of the world are facing a demographic crisis. Not a population explosion, as was feared in the 1960s, but a population implosion.

Summer vacation is winding down, so the nation shifts its mindset to “Back to School!” From kindergarten to graduate school, students are stocking up on everything they will need for the new school year.

Christianity Today reports on a new directive in Canada that forbids military chaplains from so much as mentioning God in any public event . Adam MacInnis writes,