Ethics

MAHA gets some food concerns right. But Scripture shows us how our eating is meant for much more.

The West has long agreed: Hitler is all we aspire not to be. But Alec Ryrie’s new book shows this waning consensus can’t uphold all our public ethics.

A note from CT’s editorial director and art director for print in our July/August issue.

Is our being merely human something that ought to be overcome?

Too many Christians, tired of ridicule and eager for social approval, have downplayed or abandoned the biblical sexual ethic.

A conversation about the late moral philosopher’s life, work, and wit.

The consideration is not “How can we use this technology redemptively?” but rather “Should we use this technology at all?”

A church-tech skeptic talks values with technologists from faith-aligned AI company Gloo.

The president’s pro-cryptocurrency policies raise conflict-of-interest and corruption concerns.

The rush toward artificial general intelligence reveals our age-old impulse to create tangible “gods” with power over uncertainty.