The Age of AI (with Jason Thacker)

Jason Thacker, the Chair of Research in Technology Ethics at the ERLC, joins me and Matt for a discussion of AI.

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Chapters 18 & 19 (Through New Eyes)

We finish our discussion of James Jordan’s Through New Eyes: Developing a Biblical View of the World, talking about its final two chapters.

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The Genesis of Gender (with Abigail Favale)

Abigail Favale joins us for a discussion of her book The Genesis of Gender: A Christian Theory, exploring the contemporary ‘gender paradigm’ its character, its dangers, and how we ought best respond to it.

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MAID in Canada

Susannah joins Derek, Matt, and me to discuss Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), recently discussed in a New Atlantis piece and in a Substack post by Richard Hanania.

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Gratitude (with Dr Kent Dunnington)

Dr Kent Dunnington joins me and Matt for a discussion of gratitude. Dr Dunnington recently wrote an article entitled ‘The Distinctiveness of Christian Gratitude: A Theological Survey’, which is helpful background for our discussion.

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