Theology

Stefano De Feo explores how ancient Jewish, Christian, and Graeco-Roman traditions used the lexeme ἔσχατος. By tracing this key Greek word across diverse sources, the author offers a fresh look at how ideas of 'the end' are shaped - or not - by the vocabulary that eventually became eponymous for eschatology.

How can we use »AI« in an ethically positive way and overcome Big Tech's dominism - the exploitation of people and nature? Through human rights-based regulation of »AI« and an International Data-Based Systems Agency (IDA) at the UN to enforce these rules.

What role did the Sermon on the Mount play in 19th-century academic discourse? How did it come to occupy its position? And what does its productive reception entail? Joel Klenk and Jan Reitzner address these questions through Tholuck and Baur as key figures of the theology of their time.