Resources in News and Culture Browse by Title Date Author Topic News How should Christians think about ‘the news’? Article by Joe Carter on Jan 25, 2018 What exactly is the “news”? Who decides what constitutes news? What makes it important? What distinguishes news from mere gossip, ephemera, or trivia? What it’s purpose for the individual? How should Christians relate to news? These questions have significant implications... Continue... Technology What is Artificial Intelligence? Article by Jason Thacker on Jan 24, 2018 “I can’t help you with that right now. But I am always learning” My family has a digital assistant working in our home that is incredibly smart, never takes a break, and never complains about its job. Recently, we purchased... Continue... Public Policy DACA update, March for Life week in D.C. Capitol Conversations Episode by Matthew Hawkins Travis Wussow on Jan 17, 2018 Matt and Travis review the political landscape surrounding a legislative solution for “Dreamers” and DACA recipients. Also, it’s the week of the annual March for Life and the Evangelicals for Life conference. DACA and Dreamers What you should know about DACA... Continue... Immigration The reality of an Alabama Dreamer’s roots Article by Joy Allmond on Jan 17, 2018 Last September, amid the buzz of fresh energy after a summer break and the hopeful promise of a new academic year, Lizbeth Duran-Ortiz, a Spanish translator at a Birmingham, Ala., area elementary school, sat frozen and scared at her desk.... Continue... Racial Reconciliation Racial reconciliation and responsibilities: An address at OBU Article by David W. Whitlock on Jan 15, 2018 This is the final post in a two-part series. You can read the first part here. What does the call to action for racial reconciliation mean for us as believers in general and what might that mean for us at... Continue... Racial Reconciliation What “shalom” has to do with racial reconciliation: An address at OBU Article by David W. Whitlock on Jan 12, 2018 This is the first part in a two-part series. The year I began college was a year of international unrest, national anxiety, and angst. It was also the year that I began to understand that the dream of Martin Luther... Continue... Public Policy Northern Dreamer, Southern Dreamer Capitol Conversations Episode by Matthew Hawkins on Jan 9, 2018 Matt welcomes Vanessa Gutierrez (Michigan) and Elisa Gonzalez (South Carolina) who share what it’s like to be “Dreamers” and DACA recipients. What you should know about DACA and Dreamers - ERLC Evangelical Leader Statement of Principles on Dreamers - ERLC... Continue... Culture How to read more books in 2018 Article by Joe Carter on Jan 4, 2018 Near the end of his second letter to Timothy, the apostle Paul includes what may seem to be a mere instruction to a helper: “When you come, bring the cloak that I left with Carpus at Troas, also the books,... Continue... Culture What Google knows about being human Article by Jason Thacker Josh Wester on Dec 29, 2017 In our digital age, one thing that seems to mark the conclusion of every year is the abundance of “best of” lists making the rounds on the internet. These lists chronicle everything from the best books of the year, to... Continue... ERLC Announcements/News 9 of the top posts on ERLC.com in 2017 Article by Daniel Darling on Dec 28, 2017 Every year, we release at least three to four new articles per week, not knowing which ones will be the most well received. Though there are articles from past years that continue to be at the top of the list, these... Continue... « 1 … 37 38 39 40 41 … 47 … »