"What does it mean to be human?”
This is a defining question for younger generations. In this episode of the Lausanne Movement Podcast, we explore this crucial topic in light of shifting global perspectives on AI, biotechnology, gender, and sexuality.
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Dr. Imes Bio:
Dr. Carmen Imes is deeply committed to engaging students and laypeople with the Old Testament, unveiling its significance for Christian identity and mission. She is renowned for her influential books, "Bearing God's Name: Why Sinai Still Matters" (IVP, 2019) and "Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters" (IVP, 2023). A respected voice in Christian media, Dr. Imes has been featured in over 100 podcasts and radio shows, and she regularly shares insights through her "Torah Tuesday" videos on YouTube. Her contributions to "Christianity Today," "Politics of Theology," and "The Well" (InterVarsity) reflect her thoughtful engagement with contemporary theological issues.
As a sought-after speaker, Dr. Imes frequently addresses audiences at churches, conferences, and retreats, offering fresh perspectives on biblical texts. Prior to joining Biola University in 2021, she imparted her expertise as a professor of Old Testament at Prairie College, Alberta, Canada. Dr. Imes' academic pursuits were inspired by her missionary work in the Philippines alongside her husband, under SIM International, where they served ethnic minority communities. Passionate about bridging cultural divides, she delights in introducing students to the richness of the global church.