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I did recently an interview with Charlie Camosy for OSV News about Christian theology and end-of-life ethics, focusing especially on the current state of euthanasia practice, and a Christian approach to opposing it

So excited to host Abraham Nussbaum for this exciting Leadership & Formation lecture George Fox University

Excited to have this proposal accepted, and looking forward to AAR in Boston next fall!

Takeaway from this report: there is a lot of evidence to suggest educators should be very worried about how students are using AI in class. Here is the link: anthropic.com/news/anthropic…

Show your ethics using four works of fiction

This could equally be my “spirituality” or my “theology of grace” in four books, too, but I suppose that’s kind of the point

By reputation, what are the best, most exciting undergraduate theology programs? And what do they do particularly well?

Very proud of our Honors graduates. These people are off to do some great things in the world. But more importantly, they are good people. My colleagues too are a great pleasure and privilege to work with. I count my blessings!

It can’t be emphasized enough: wide swaths of the academy have given up re ChatGPT. Colleges have had since 2022 to figure something out and have done less than nothing. Haven’t even tried. Or tried to try. The administrative class has mostly collaborated with the LLM takeover.

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The takeaway here should not be that students are lazy. 18 year olds aren’t the problem. The problem is that universities have failed to make a persuasive case to their “customers” that they are educational institutions rather than companies that dispense “I’m employable” stamps.

We’re excited to bring you our new video, which introduces the Redemptive Frame and shares why we believe in the promising work of redemptive builders everywhere. Watch the full “We Believe in Redemptive Builders” video: youtu.be/qjT7Qg8tHpE?fe…

What it means to be a redemptive builder: explaining our core convictions at Praxis (Praxis) in just under three minutes. youtube.com/watch?v=qjT7Qg…

I really enjoyed this conversation with Paul Sherz (University of Notre Dame) about our two books, both released Notre Dame Press this past year. You should read Paul's book! (and mine 😉)

Are you a health care practitioner who longs to connect your practice more deeply with Christian thought and faith? At Duke Divinity School we are accepting applications for our fall 2025 cohort of the hybrid Certificate in Theology and Health Care: divinity.duke.edu/initiatives/tm…

A great essay (again) by Malesic. I attended the same AI pedagogy workshop he describes in the essay. There was a different speaker and it was a different university, but it was the same workshop, to a T | ChatGPT Is a Gimmick hedgehogreview.com/web-features/t… via The Hedgehog Review

Derek Rishmawy See also: Travis Pickell: churchlifejournal.nd.edu/articles/whats…

Kristin M. Collier, MD Kristin, what are some books, articles you can recommend for further reading and study on dying well, MAiD, and euthanasia from theological, philosophical, and societal viewpoints.

Jenny Fisher Savage —Lydia Dugdale “the lost art of dying” —Ewan Golligher “How should we then die” —Travis Pickell “Burdened agency” —and the forthcoming book by Charlie Camosy on physician assisted suicide (this fall)

On the coming rise of the wisdom economy! (though it’s really always been the case that wisdom and character are what could set you apart) In the Program for Leadership & Formation George Fox University we focus on forming wisdom, moral courage & neighbor love every.to/thesis/knowled…