Faith and Weapons of Math Destruction
“Someone designed the furnaces of the Nazi death camps.” With this sentence, Roger Forsgren opens his article titled “The Architecture…
“Someone designed the furnaces of the Nazi death camps.” With this sentence, Roger Forsgren opens his article titled “The Architecture…
A recent Netflix documentary titled The Social Dilemma interviews several engineers who had helped build social media platforms, but who…
When I was a teenager, I purchased an early personal computer called a Timex Sinclair ZX-81 with money I earned…
The book of Genesis opens with the creation account describing a beautiful world of sea, earth, sky, plants, fish, birds…
The moon and stars, flocks and herds, wild animals, birds and fish. Psalm 8 lists each of these as part…
Technology has been a common theme in my life. The passion began early with building crystal radios and other electronic…
This year marks 20 years since I became a full-time professor in Christian higher education. As I look back, I…
This summer I will take on the responsibility of chair of the Department of Computer Science at Calvin University. This…
How should Christians, in light of their faith, think about the recent explosion in the application of artificial intelligence (AI),…
Imagine being able to teleport anywhere, change your appearance, ride a dragon, or build your own fantasy home. Mark Zuckerberg,…
What role should faith play in Christian education? This philosophical question regularly results in divisive dialogue in certain scholarly circles…
Should there be a distinctively Christian approach to engineering? If so, is it possible? After all, Christians and non-Christians seem…
“They came to Bethsaida, and some people brought a blind man and begged Jesus to touch him. He took the…