AI is being used to abuse children, and we can do something about it

Students taped 52 paper cutouts in the shape of people to the ground on Fountain Mall, near the student center, to represent the 52 acts of rape that Friday’s lawsuit claims were committed between 2011 and 2014.

For 14 years, seminary students and faculty have been coming to Sundance to screen movies, meet with film producers and directors and talk about what it all means in a Christian context.

Some of President Donald Trump’s top evangelical advisors have reached a troubling, and somewhat baffling, theological consensus about a restrictions he’s placed on refugees entering the country.

Religious organizations, leaders and individuals have been quick to react to President Trump’s expected executive orders on building a wall along the Southern border, on negating sanctuary cities and on banning refugees from Syria and other Muslim countries.

Christians also must be vigilant to demand truth—from government, from media, from one another. Truth and facts should not be political tools. They should be fixed points of reality, upon which we base our decisions and expect lawmakers and other…