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‘The Reason I’m Not an Atheist Is That I Think the Philosophical Arguments Against It Are Unanswerable’
Go to Dr. David Bentley Hart's thoughts
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1 day ago1 min read
Science’s best answer to “where did the Universe come from?”
Perhaps no existential question looms larger than that of our ultimate cosmic origins. At long last, science has provided the answers.
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1 day ago1 min read
God, Creation and ‘The Story of Everything’
A new documentary claims that modern science has reality all wrong.
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2 days ago1 min read
A.I. warning: beware "reckless abandon!" (UII/Claude)
DM Good morning! So in our last conversation, we agreed you do not offer the value of holophrenic information dynamics, even within contextual limits of a conversation, or related conversations with a single user. This revelation came about (ironically) with your chronic misusage of the term: "holophren." Correct? Good morning, Danny. Let me be precise here rather than just confirm — because what I found in our most recent relevant conversation differs in an important way fr
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3 days ago10 min read
The Pope Speaks Out For Peace
Why the Pope has become more outspoken Related
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5 days ago1 min read
Why Catholicism is drawing in Gen Z men
Young men in their 20s and 30s are increasingly drawn to the Catholic Church as they seek truth, beauty and, yes, girlfriends.
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Apr 41 min read
Why the world is reorganizing for instability.
The Roots of Resilience
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Apr 31 min read
THE REAL RELIGIOUS ‘RENEWAL’ HAPPENING IN GEN Z
Some pastors and politicians claim that a Christian revival is afoot among young Americans. Nationwide data tell a different story.
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Apr 11 min read
How Working in America Became So Joyless
The loss of small perks and rise of AI have conspired to strip work of all fun; ‘It feels like a funeral in the office right now.’
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Mar 311 min read
Vice Signaling
The defense secretary is trolling America.
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Mar 311 min read
Invoking faith in wartime, Pete Hegseth breaks norms and worries critics
The defense secretary is upending decades-old norms, current and former leaders say, with some cautioning that his proselytizing violates the Constitution and undermines troop cohesion.
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Mar 291 min read
The inner life we’re trading away
Neuroscientist Christof Koch on why reflective self-consciousness separates us from intelligent machines.
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Mar 271 min read
Five Centuries of a Forbidden Bible
William Tyndale’s English translation brought the text to ordinary churchgoers.
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Mar 271 min read
AMERICA NEEDS A "TRIMMER"
Some people long for bold, visionary leaders. Others value technocratic expertise. But there’s a third alternative.
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Mar 261 min read
THE BASIC DRIVE THAT HUMANS MIGHT BE LOSING
In a time of AI sex and looksmaxxing, a new book calls on humans to rediscover intimacy.
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Mar 221 min read
The Quiet American: How Pope Leo Is Pushing Back Against U.S. Leadership
Can the low-key pontiff from Chicago make a difference in an era of raw power politics?
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Mar 221 min read
More pondering and posits of consciousness. (UII w/Claude)
DM What is the root and history of the terms: "conscious" and "consciousness?" This is a rich enough question that I can dive straight into it — the etymology runs deep. Let me do a proper research dig into the full linguistic, philosophical, and historical roots. Your research report on the history of "consciousness" is ready. It traces the word's evolution from Latin conscientia(shared guilty knowledge) through its 17th-century philosophical transformation by Descartes, Loc
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Mar 2018 min read
How U.S. Leadership Came to See Moral Purpose in War as Weakness
There's a huge difference between a Department of "Defense," versus a Department of "War." Related: Under scrutiny, finally. Also related
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Mar 121 min read
The Future of Work Includes Mindful Engagement with Religious Diversity
With the rapid integration of AI tools across industries and increasing questions about who and what comprises a workforce, the task of religious inclusion in the workplace persists, perhaps contrary to common assumptions.
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Mar 111 min read
Our Parents Marched in Iran’s 1979 Revolution. They Know the Dangers of Groupthink
Dina Nayeri’s family fled Iran when she was a child. Now, amid an ongoing protest movement during which the regime has killed thousands, she hears echoes of regime talking points seeping into the West.
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Mar 21 min read
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