Brad Littlejohn

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Brad Littlejohn was a Fellow in EPPC’s Technology and Human Flourishing and Evangelicals in Civic Life programs from 2022-2025. His wide-ranging research and writing encompasses work on the relation of digital technology and embodiment, the appropriate limits of free speech, the nature of freedom and authority in the Christian tradition, and the retrieval of a Protestant natural law ethic.

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Brad Littlejohn was a Fellow in EPPC’s Technology and Human Flourishing and Evangelicals in Civic Life programs from 2022-2025. His wide-ranging research and writing encompasses work on the relation of digital technology and embodiment, the appropriate limits of free speech, the nature of freedom and authority in the Christian tradition, and the retrieval of a Protestant natural law ethic.

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Regulating pornography

Brad Littlejohn

A diverse coalition agrees it is more important to protect children than the sexual appetites of adults.

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WORLD Opinions / December 6, 2024

Taking the easy way out?

Brad Littlejohn

The deadly logic of assisted suicide.

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WORLD Opinions / November 27, 2024

EPPC Scholars File Supreme Court Brief in Support of Texas’ Pornography Website Age Verification Law

Brad Littlejohn, Clare Morell, Eric Kniffin, Rachel N. Morrison

On November 22, 2024, EPPC fellows Eric Kniffin and Rachel N. Morrison filed a Supreme Court amicus brief on behalf of EPPC…

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PDF / November 25, 2024

Pro-family is the new pro-life

Brad Littlejohn

How conservatives can work to change our culture’s hostility toward families

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WORLD Opinions / November 20, 2024

Better living through AI?

Brad Littlejohn

If you believe it will improve automated customer service, press 1.

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WORLD Opinions / November 18, 2024

Review – The Disappearance of Ethics: The Gifford Lectures

Brad Littlejohn

The book The Disappearance of Ethics: The Gifford Lectures by Oliver O’Donovan is reviewed. Click here to continue reading.

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Crammer Theological Journal / October 31, 2024

Of course, TikTok knew

Brad Littlejohn

Leaked memos reveal that the platform’s executives were well aware of how dangerous their product is for children.

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WORLD Opinions / October 30, 2024

Weather worries

Brad Littlejohn

Two recent major hurricanes magnified the lack of trust between the governed and those governing them.

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WORLD Opinions / October 24, 2024

Natural Law: A Short Companion – A Review

Brad Littlejohn

Brad Littlejohn reviews David VanDrunen’s new introduction to natural law. Click here to continue reading.

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Ad Fontes / October 22, 2024

Rediscovering Political Authority in an Age of Expertise

Brad Littlejohn

It’s not hard to see that authority has fallen on hard times in American public life. For generations, activists on…

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Mere Orthodoxy / October 16, 2024

Too little, too late?

Brad Littlejohn

Meta’s changes on Instagram appear to be less about protecting teens and more about keeping regulators and lawyers off its back.

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WORLD Opinions / October 15, 2024

Entire communities gone

Brad Littlejohn

The wrath of Helene reveals the limits of human knowledge and power.

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WORLD Opinions / September 30, 2024

Commonwealth Dispatches from Fellow Brad Littlejohn of the Evangelicals in Civic Life program features regular commentary on the retrieval and renewal of a Protestant vision for securing ordered liberty and promoting the common good in an increasingly post-Protestant America.