Erin Smith: Burning Neural Circuits – The Acts of Daily Formation
In this seventh annual “Evangelical Voices in the Academy” lecture, Dr. Erin Smith dives into the neurological and psychological reasons our brains form habits.
Lainey Greer: What the Bible Says About Your Body
Lainey Greer explores what the Bible says about our bodies. Her conversation touches on topics such as eating disorders, overexercise, obesity, other disordered eating habits, and even disability.
What Is Theological Anthropology?
What is theological anthropology? Here's what this phrase means — and why it's so important right now.
Dolores Morris: Can a Computer Become a Person?
Dr. Dolores Morris discusses recent developments in artificial intelligence (including Google’s AI called LAMDA), philosophy, and the question of consciousness.
20 Resources on Theological Anthropology
Want to be better informed on theological anthropology? Here are 20 books to get you started.
J. P. Moreland: Spiritual Formation, Virtue Ethics, and Christian Anthropology
J. P. Moreland discusses the role of spiritual formation, virtue ethics, and theological anthropology at the Center for Faith and Culture.
Ross Inman: What Are We? Bodies, Souls, and Human Persons
What are humans? In this PhD event, Dr. Ross Inman delivers a lecture in which he seeks to answer this question philosophically.
Joshua Swamidass: The Surprising Science of Universal Ancestry
Dr. Joshua Swamidass shares his perspective on the question of human origins at a Library Talk at Southeastern Seminary.
J. P. Moreland, Ross Inman, and Sam Williams: Mental Health and the Human Person
J. P. Moreland, Ross Inman, and Sam Williams discuss mental health and the nature of the human person in this Library Talk at Southeastern Seminary.
Warren Kinghorn: Mental Health, Psychiatry, and the Christian Faith
How should Christians think about psychology and psychiatry? What role does the church play? And what is the “moral injury,” and how can we address it in counseling situations?
What Are Emotional Boundaries, and Why Do You Need Them?
Setting boundaries with myself and in my relationships allows me to consider how to love my neighbor with wisdom, both for their benefit and my own.
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