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- AI and the Abolition of Man
IN 1943, C. S. Lewis wrote a book with incredible predictive power, The Abolition of Man. He was able to predict what accelerating technology would do in the next century. And it began with his annoyance at an English textbook. Here’s how his argument unfolded. A school textbook smuggled in a philosophical claim: that statements… Read more: AI and the Abolition of Man - AI and the Idolatry of Knowledge
One of the Bible’s promised curses is that we become like our idols. “Those who make them are like them; So is everyone who trusts in them.” (Psalm 115:8) Idolatry is formative; we become like what we love. As the AI technologies burn through the job market, Christians would do well to consider if the AI… Read more: AI and the Idolatry of Knowledge - Reading 2025
5/5= Outstanding, must-read 4/5 = Great, competent, well done 3/5 = Decent, sturdy, uninspiring 2/5 = Unimpressive, easy to skip 1/5 = Avoid 27 Servants of Sovereign Joy: Faithful, Flawed, and Fruitful; Piper, John 5/5 Excellent, readable, biographies of 27 believers. Hard to choose between them, but the biographies of Judson and Paton are particularly… Read more: Reading 2025 - The Great Question: Why Is There Anything?
To delve into the question of God is to delve into the question of existence. One of the deepest, and simplest questions we can ask is, why does anything exist? Why is there something rather than nothing? Why are we even here, able to ask the question? If anything begins to exist, it had to… Read more: The Great Question: Why Is There Anything?
