Religion and Politics: What is public theology?

Insights From The Presbyterian and Reformed Public Theology Conference By Ben Whisenant There is a growing need for Presbyterian and Reformed Christians to find ways to faithfully live out their faith in the political realm. READ NOW

One Church, One Mission By Staff MNA’s Growing Together podcast hosted a webinar to discuss what agency cooperation could look like in the PCA. READ NOW Update from the Review of Presbytery Records By Staff During its meeting last week, the Committee on the Review of Presbytery Records examined the minutes of the 88 presbyteries in the Presbyterian Church in America. READ NOW Update on Assembly-Wide Prayer Convocation By byFaith Staff As previously announced, a special Assembly-wide prayer convocation will take place as part of the upcoming 51st General Assembly in Richmond, Virginia. READ NOW Artificial Intelligence: Towards a Christian Perspective By Jonathon Barlow Understanding AI as representation, modeling, and transformation now equips us to make some principled attempts to consider AI from a Christian perspective. READ NOW

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