Brad Littlejohn
Former Fellow
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.
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.
Getting Phones Out of Schools
Brad Littlejohn, Clare Morell
Policy Memo by Clare Morell, Senior Policy Analyst with assistance from: Brad Littlejohn, Fellow, Evangelicals in Civic Life, and Matthew…
Policy
PDF / August 5, 2024
The Irishman’s Two Stoves: Reclaiming Freedom in a Technological Age
Brad Littlejohn
To think clearly about technology, we must think about the false promise of freedom that it offers.
Articles
Ridley White Papers / August 1, 2024
Is porn the new normal?
Brad Littlejohn
Free speech has become an open-ended justification for sexual self-expression online.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / July 31, 2024
Dispatches from the anxious generation
Brad Littlejohn
Giving children unfettered access to smartphones is disastrous for them and society.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / July 23, 2024
Settle only for the truth
Brad Littlejohn
Christians should avoid the fog of hot takes.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / July 17, 2024
How now shall we vote?
Brad Littlejohn
Christians should take the responsibility seriously but bear the burden lightly.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / July 8, 2024
Get back to governing
Brad Littlejohn
It really does matter—just look at Arizona and Florida.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / July 1, 2024
Europe is trending rightward
Brad Littlejohn
Elites disparage border concerns at their own political peril.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / June 20, 2024
“Friends” that enslave us
Brad Littlejohn
Relationships with AI chatbots offer only an illusion of power and freedom.
Articles
WORLD Opinions / June 7, 2024
Toward a Protestant Pronatalism
Brad Littlejohn
But what better way to fill heaven’s halls with shining saints than to bring new souls into the world?
Articles
Ad Fontes / June 5, 2024