BOOKS | Sequel revisits themes of forgiveness, but with broken theology
Ted Kluck | On how we’ve gained the whole world and lost our sporting souls
Samuel Alito’s new book collects 19 speeches tracing his originalist approach to judging. WORLD’s Jenny Rough finds a jurist who sees the law as a discipline on judges.
Seventy years after Cecil B. DeMille brought The Ten Commandments to the big screen, WORLD’s Max Belz revisits its scale, style, and ingenious effects.
The AI Doc asks whether artificial intelligence will destroy humanity or usher in utopia. WORLD’s Collin Garbarino thinks the filmmakers may be fearing the wrong thing—a machine too powerful to control, rather than the AI companies behind it.
Tree63’s cover of “Blessed Be the Name” became a Christian-radio hit, but founder John Ellis says something started to feel off: fans would come to shows, wait for the song, then leave. WORLD music critic Arsenio Orteza talks with Ellis about what happened next—and why Tree63 is back after 11 years with Voyage.
BOOKS | Authors advocate for reading aloud good books to point children to the gospel
