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The Church Already Answered the AI Question. Most Christians Missed It.
In April, Lifeway Research released a study showing that 67% of evangelical churchgoers are worried about artificial intelligence’s influence on Christianity. Last week, the Associated Press reported that tech companies are now convening interfaith roundtables — Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, and others — to negotiate shared ethical norms for AI.
May 11, 2026
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The Faith Leaders Shaping AI Don’t Share Your Faith
Last week in New York, leaders from Hindu temples, the Sikh Coalition, the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, the Baha’i International Community, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sat down with representatives from major AI companies to draft shared ethical norms for artificial intelligence. The gathering was called the Faith-AI Covenant. More roundtables are planned in Beijing, Nairobi, and Abu Dhabi. The stated goal, according to one of the organizers, is an eventual “set of norms or principles” — informed by Christians, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, and others — that companies will agree to abide by.
May 8, 2026
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61% of Churchgoers Are Worried About AI and Christianity. They’re Right To Be.
A 2026 Lifeway Research study found that three in five Protestant churchgoers in the United States are worried about artificial intelligence’s influence on Christianity. Among Evangelicals, that number climbs to 67%.
April 26, 2026
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Why Christians Should Study the Bible (Not Just Read It)
You've read the Bible and some of it bounced off. You've heard verses your whole life and still feel like you don't know the book. The question isn't whether you're a serious enough Christian — it's whether what God has actually said is landing. Scripture itself is clear that the difference between reading and studying is the difference between hearing a voice in the other room and sitting across the table from the one speaking.
April 22, 2026