Christian values
Coverage of Christian values in the Nexus archive.
- Christian university aims to produce 'irreplaceable' graduates as AI reshapes higher education
Cornerstone University, a Christian institution in Michigan, is forming an AI advisory board to integrate artificial intelligence into its curriculum while maintaining Christian values. The university aims to lead in preparing 'irreplaceable' graduates by advising faculty on AI ethics and strategy, contrasting with other universities like Harvard and Vanderbilt that lack cohesive AI policies.
- Texas Quietly Began Work on Divisive History Curriculum a Year Ago
Texas State Board of Education will vote on new social studies standards emphasizing pro-American views and Christian values, with a $67 million contract signed a year ago by Education Commissioner Mike Morath with MGT Impact Solutions. The contract and standards, criticized for lacking transparency and diversity, align with the controversial Bluebonnet reading program and face opposition from historians and board members.
- Will America’s evangelicals stick with Trump?
A critical part of the president’s base, America’s evangelicals, is questioning whether his politics and rhetoric align with Christian values.
- John Cleese blasts world's silence on Easter massacre of Nigerian Christians by Islamist terrorists
John Cleese criticized global indifference to Islamist terrorist attacks on Christians in Nigeria, which killed at least 26 people. He accused liberal media of ignoring the violence, comparing it to the 'Black Lives Matter' movement's lack of attention. The article also highlights U.S. DOJ officials' calls for international awareness of the crisis.