The question of technology is always ultimately the question of the human. If we are to think well about the challenges and opportunities presented by any new technology, we must think well about what it is to be a human being and what constitutes a flourishing human life.

Dr. Kruger answers questions on his life, academic career, and the reliability of Christian Scripture.  

In the modern academy, Holy Scripture is encountered, approached, and understood very differently from the ways that it has been historically in the Church. How is the interpretative task transformed when the text is moved from the world of the Church to that of the academy, and why does it matter? 

What impact is digital media having on human flourishing and the life of faith?

 An Embodied, Relational, Christian Approach to Healing from Mental Health Problems

“Knowledge,” “truth” and “reality” have come to be highly contested items. Here’s one philosopher’s look at what is going on when we know and how we can be better at it.

Physicist Paul Julienne explores the question: Why is science possible and what is it doing? His talk centers on two main themes: 1) the need to see reality according to the whole in order to avoid reductionism, and 2) The important idea of creation ex nihilo.

In our first Fall semester lecture at the Study Center, Dr. Brittany Gentry explores the relationship between AI and human identity.