
Partner @praxis_hq // Author, The Life We’re Looking For | The Tech-Wise Family | Strong & Weak | Playing God | Culture Making
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Extremely good interview between two very sharp people (@nwilliams030 & @ahc) on technology, the family, co-living, and much more!
thirdoikos.com/p/life-in-the…
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If AI can step into the role of a therapist, pastor, or friend—why turn to a person?
In this conversation with Jay Kim (@practheway), our Partner for Theology & Culture @ahc reflects on the rise of AI and its promises—contrasting them with what only persons, filled with the Spirit, can offer: trust, forgiveness, and love.
You can watch the full conversation on AI and spiritual formation here: youtu.be/K2j8053yxbE?feature…
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Replying to @ahc
I was asked this question recently, and I had the same reaction. It’s not a primary word I would attribute to him as relating to his missional strategy. But he did use it twice here:
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Jonathan Haidt (@NYUniversity) and @Ahc (Praxis) discuss personhood, religion, and how to flourish in a phone-based world.
This video and photo are courtesy of the @veritasforum (Nonprofit 2019).
Watch the full conversation here: youtube.com/watch?v=aGoRRdQW…
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Here’s the absolute highlight: an astonishing 60 seconds from @ESOldfield. It is THE mini-sermon our culture needs.
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Brilliant explanation of ontology vs epistemology from @CosmicSkeptic at yesterday’s @UnHerd event.
Watch to the end!
Christian revival: Fantasy or reality? - UnHerd LIVE
With recent examples of high-profile atheists publicly converting to religious faith, or aligning with ‘cultural Christianity’, is the tide turning against secularism in Britain and America?
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"What this way of approaching A.I. has brought home to me is the unalterably religious dimension of technological innovation."- Brad East
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“You want a horse, but only a good one. You want a farm, only a good one. You want a house, only a good one. You want a wife, only a good one. You want a shirt, only a good one. Boots, only good. It’s only your soul you accept bad.” —Augustine, sermon on Psalm 118
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"AI is not inherently poised to usurp any roles. It can do no such thing."
In light of the launch (and subsequent defrocking) of AI chatbot ‘Fr Justin’, @nathanmladin explores how we can effectively harness AI while preserving human relationships.theosthinktank.co.uk/comment…
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Replying to @ahc
Continuing the list:
knowledge >> information
wisdom >> intelligence
passion >> interest
purpose >> goal
creativity >> skill
experience >> education
character >> reputation
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One of the most comprehensive investigations of Canada's euthanasia program was written by @AlexanderRaikin in @tnajournal. It makes for a chilling read. It's really a remarkable piece of long-form journalism. Make time for it.
thenewatlantis.com/publicati…
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Everyone on both sides of the political aisle agrees that boys growing up apart from their fathers are more likely to drop out of school, be addicted to drugs and alcohol, commit crime.
But the problem of father absence began earlier than most of us think. It started after the Industrial Revolution, when fathers had to leave home all day to work:
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“It is easy for me to imagine that the next great division of the world will be between people who wish to live as creatures and people who wish to live as machines.”
― Wendell Berry (2000)
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On the train to Yale to tell students to have more children, earlier.
What do we say no to, when we say no to children?
-No to hope/futurity
-No to need/dependence
-No to particularity
-No to the idea that the world can exceed our plans/control
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Yes, one of the glories of human life is that we begin and end our lives in total dependence on others. A healthy society is one in which it is considered honorable to wipe someone else's butt because of your love for them.
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Do people who oppose legalized suicide think it’s better for a person to shit the bed for 3-5 years in a state of dementia? What exactly is your worldview?
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"The loss of public trust in core American institutions... has had everything to do with the sense that the elites who run those institutions are unrestrained by formal responsibility and use their positions merely as platforms for their own priorities."
nytimes.com/2024/01/21/opini…
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In the first of two plenary talks at the 2023 Praxis Summit, @ahc (Praxis Partner for Theology & Culture) invites us to change how we talk about making a meaningful difference in the world. He asks, “Impact puts a dent in the universe. But how do you undent?”
Watch the full talk at the Praxis Journal: journal.praxislabs.org/impac…
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Listen to our latest Trinity Forum Conversations Podcast with @JonHaidt, @ahc, and @CherieHarder as they discuss technology, community, and social renewal.
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