Examines a recent addition to artificial intelligence technology.

Defends the Bible as the “Word of God.”

Discusses the role of the Romantics in intellectual history.

Looks at a historical argument against miracles to explore some non-analytical factors that direct people’s thinking about miracles.

Compares the ancient Greek and modern American views on personal freedom.

Interacts with Andrew Delbanco's book, "The Death of Satan: How Americans Have Lost the Sense of Evil."

Notes similarities between modern America and first-century Rome where the Christian movement thrived.

Argues that narrative—story-telling—is necessary to give meaning to an information-glutted age.

Compares the “herd” mentality with that of an authentic follower of Jesus.

Challenges the way most modern Americans judge the value and worth of a person.

Discusses the biblical account of Jesus’ resurrection in light of archeology and the nature of "proof."

Challenges the common belief that Adam Smith, the pioneer of political economy, was a free-market ideologue.

Argues for the restoration of classic rhetoric to revitalize the fruitfulness of public debate.