ReHuman is an interdisciplinary scholarly initiative that uses artificial intelligence as a mirror to recover a richer understanding of human personhood, Christian formation, leadership, and human flourishing—equipping universities and enterprises to keep human authority meaningful as the tools grow more capable.
We buried the body in the Industrial Age.
Don't bury the mind in the Intelligence Age.
ReHuman now has a dedicated university pathway for presidents, provosts, deans, faculty leaders, AI committees, and student-affairs teams who need more than AI literacy or compliance. The focus is human formation: what should remain meaningfully human, what should be redesigned, and what can be released.
Every reader arrives with a different question. The Snapshot is for those who want the shape in one page. The Brief is for institutional leaders deciding what to do on Monday. The RFI is for those who want to test a practice against the framework. The Manuscript is for those who want the full theological and scholarly argument.
Five questions for meaningful human authority in the age of AI.
Seventeen movements. A theological and scholarly argument about what artificial intelligence reveals about the human person and institutional life.
A pilot diagnostic across Personhood, Answerability, Formation, and Presence—designed as a conversation starter, not a ranking or certification.
The framework and its core questions on a single page for readers who want the shape of the argument before committing to the brief or manuscript.
Presidents, provosts, deans, faculty, AI committees, and student-affairs leaders deciding how artificial intelligence enters teaching, advising, governance, and institutional life.
Explore the University Offering →Boards, C-suites, and AI leaders who need governance language for the human purpose their systems are meant to serve.
Begin an Institutional Conversation →The machine is treated as tool by design and mirror by use: not the antagonist, but the accelerant that reveals what a person, a church, or an institution had already been quietly becoming.
Dr. James R. Andrews works at the crossing of Christian ethics, institutional life, law, leadership, and the technologies now reshaping them. His work includes service as a U.S. Army Reserve chaplain, where presence, judgment, responsibility, and care are lived obligations rather than abstract categories.
Whether you are shaping a faculty conversation, opening a ReHuman pilot, bringing the seminar to campus, requesting the manuscript, or exploring a deeper institutional engagement—this is where the conversation begins.
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