AI can help a writer express coherent ideas in plain English. But where language itself becomes the art—through rhythm, resonance and emotional association—AI risks replacing authorship with imitation.
Month: August 2026
The Bible does not possess one unchanging historical meaning. Like law, politics and art, it is continually interpreted, selected and reshaped. Its special danger lies in the authority granted to those interpretations, which are often presented not as human judgments but as the unquestionable will of God.
We all live according to an internal version of ourselves. Robert Burns’s famous lines invite us to consider what might happen if our private portrait met the person others actually encounter.
American evangelicalism has developed from a theology of personal conversion into a powerful cultural and political movement. Although its most politicised white conservative form now dominates the Republican Party, it represents neither all American Christians nor a majority of the American people.