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  • Reason and Revelation in the Singularity

    • Harris Bor’s Staying Human: A Jewish Theology for the Age of Artificial Intelligence is an ambitious book. Its message can be put simply: Jewish religious tradition has the resources to
  • Methods Out of Madness

    • In his famous poem “The Second Coming,” W.B. Yeats warns about what happens when a society, or in our case a church, descends into anarchy and lawlessness: Turning and turning in the
  • Our Smartphones, Our Humanity

    • By now it’s fairly well known just how much harm digital technology and the internet can do to individuals and communities. They’re addictive distractions that isolate people from one
  • Confronting the State with the Person

    • This cleverly titled book begins with a discussion of the so-called Great Reset associated with Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum held in Davos, Switzerland, at which the global
  • Friendship in the Age of Facebook

    • It was never lost on me that Aristotle dedicated two of the 10 books of his Nicomachean Ethics to friendship. He clearly considered it to be entirely essential to a good human life. His
  • Lessons in Thoughtful Statesmanship

    • We inhabit a political moment that refuses to be taken seriously. Every attempt to take up the genuine challenges our country confronts is obstructed by a stubborn combination of crude
  • Worship in the Metaverse

    • Health is the silence of the organs. When one’s bodily organs function as they should, there is a relative silence within the body. A pancreas is neither heard nor felt as long as it is
  • The Screen Is Not Your Master

    • A day doesn’t go by without some new story on the subject of technology, whether from the “this technology will solve all our problems” camp to the “robot overlords are at the gates”
  • The Metaverse Does Not Exist

    • The metaverse does not exist, yet we’ve been talking about it for 30 years. This should not surprise, as its first appearance in the English language is in a work of fiction. The term’s