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Drake OsbornFormationTechnologyMagnifica Humanitas
The danger of humanity since the fall of man is not simply that we have the potential to “unname” or “unhuman” ourselves, but that we have the potential to create an inhuman and “nameless” world, a world where it becomes harder to live humanly.
Matthew SchultzTechnologyFormationMagnifica Humanitas
Soon Leo will be dialoguing with a people formed by a machine intelligence that propagates counterfeit inhabitation, one that accustoms people to experience Christianity by asking a chatbot to teach them the Nicene Creed. Is he ready for that? Are we?
TechnologyFormationHayden NesbitMagnifica Humanitas
The experience of resonance will not be manufactured by tech overlords.
TechnologyFamilyFormationIsaac DeValois
Christian families will be greatly helped by this little device for its simple and convenient opportunity to help conduct catechesis.
TechnologyTheologyAmy MantravadiMagnifica Humanitas
The call for Christians is therefore to be like Nehemiah and his fellow countrymen rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. We must not be “passive spectators of social and cultural fractures, nor mere commentators on what is crumbling.”
Nadya WilliamsTechnology
The work that we do, especially in taking care of each other, is exhausting. Creative work is challenging too for many, who understandably grow eager to outsource it now. But could such simple daily acts be good for us, even an integral part of what makes us human?
Andrew SpencerCultureTechnology
Smaje's 'Finding Light in a Dark Age' is a realistic and frank assessment of what might be required of us collectively by broad social collapse.
Hayden NesbitCultureTechnology
One of the unique sicknesses of our moment is that we regard ordinary signs of aging as a mark of failure, even a lack of love and care for oneself.
Drake OsbornTechnology
The way in which an LLM presents as a conversational partner, even a person, inherently blurs certain lines for the human user.
Hannah Miller KingTechnologyFormation
When it comes to technology, parents can and should embrace their God-given stewardship of their homes; but they can't change a generational climate alone.
Nadya WilliamsTechnologyFormationFamily
A screen-free childhood sounds strange and implausible to many, but it remains possible and even relatively attainable for those who desire it.
Chris SibbenTechnologyEducationFormation
Generative AI can mimic the traces of a mind at work, but it cannot replicate the slow, difficult formation of a human soul.