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Published: 2026-04-21

Editorial

A Word from the Editor

Keegan Osinski
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Essays

Outsourcing Our Epiphanies

Thinking and Authorship in the Age of AI

Jennifer Woodruff Tait
1-8
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AI Authorship and the Role of the Librarian

Brady Lund
9-13
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A Typology of Human-Technology Relations

Greg Rosauer
14-23
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Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Theological Publishing

Credibility, Stability, Affordability, and Access in the Contemporary Scholarly Environment

Thomas E. Phillips, Christopher Crawford
24-28
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Peer-Reviewed Articles

What Qualifies as Creativity

Authorship, Generative AI and Copyright

Kevin L. Smith
29-49
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AI as Superscholar

Authorship at the Threshold of the Unsayable

Haerin (Helen) Shin, Douglas H. Fisher, Clifford B. Anderson
50-65
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Critical Reviews

Review of Artificial Intelligence for Academic Libraries

Alec Ellis
66-67
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Review of Generative AI and Libraries

Jesse Mann, Barnaby Hughes
68-69
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Review of The American Religious Landscape

Timothy Dwight Lincoln
70-71
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Review of St Andrew Encyclopaedia of Theology

Andrew Stout
72-75
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Review of The Cambridge Companion to Biblical Narrative

Jonathan David Redding
76-78
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Review of Why Religion Went Obsolete

Timothy Dwight Lincoln
79-81
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