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Getting Up to Speed on AI and Theology
Professor Noreen Herzfeld has spent her career working at the intersection of ethics, technology, and religion. Her book is intended “to help priests, bishops, and interested laypeople get up to speed on conversations about AI.”
Awe: A Vital Bridge Between Science and Worship
I invite you to pause and remember moments when you have experienced awe. Maybe you were out in nature or had an insight into how nature works. Maybe it was through family or friends. Perhaps it was a memorable time of worship. Savor those moments; they are powerful reminders of a God that is greater than anything we can possibly imagine. They are a vital part of how we worship that same God.
What You Liked Best: The Top Six Newsletters from 2023, PART TWO
We’re starting 2024 by highlighting a second installment of the newsletters from last year that, based on open rates, you liked best. This batch comes from the latter half of the year. It begins with Drew reflecting on his amazing sabbatical in Africa and then Ed and I nerding out on two of our favorite theologians and how they viewed science.
Material Matters Infographic
An infographic for use in your ministry inspired by Drew’s blog post, Material Matters.Â