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Bonnie Kristian
Bonnie Kristian is the editorial director of ideas and books at Christianity Today. She is the author of Untrustworthy and A Flexible Faith and a fellow at Defense Priorities, a foreign policy think tank. Bonnie has been widely published at outlets including The New York Times, The Week, Politico, The New Atlantis, Reason, and The Daily Beast. She lives in Pittsburgh with her husband, daughter, and twin sons.
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CT’s Best Ideas of 2025
From AI to K-pop to medical missions, our essays on culture, ethics, sociology, and more tackled the year’s most discussed topics.
The AI Bible: ‘We Call It Edutainment’
Max Bard of Pray.com details an audience-driven approach to AI-generated videos of the Bible, styled like a video game and heavy on thrills.
Review
A Woman’s Mental Work Is Never Done
Sociologist Allison Daminger’s new book on the cognitive labor of family life is insightful but incomplete.
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Navigating the Law at the Christian Immigration Advocacy Center
In hostile political times, this Pittsburgh ministry helps lawful immigrants stay in the US.
The Bulletin
Artificially Intelligent, Part 2
The Bulletin discusses the ways artificial intelligence can be used for harm.
A War of Choice—the Wrong Choice
A case that the recent US strikes on Iran are unlawful, unnecessary, unpopular, and risky—especially for persecuted Iranian Christians.
The Millennial Dad Dividend
Every young father I know is a great dad. I think it’s a major sign of hope.
The Bulletin
Trump and the Courts, Faith-Aligned AI, and Uyghur Persecution
The Bulletin discusses Trump’s fight with the judiciary branch, artificial intelligence for churches, and the dark secret behind Crocs.
Should We Bring AI into the Church?
A church-tech skeptic talks values with technologists from faith-aligned AI company Gloo.
Confessions of a Striver
My ambition and eagerness for recognition were apparent from childhood. Is that sin?