There is a clothesline behind a house near mine that I think about more often than I probably should. Nobody uses it anymore, not really.
Tag: Catholic Anthropology
THE GIFT CULTIVATED:How Christian Civilization Formed Human Flourishing
Christian civilization cultivated institutions because it first cultivated persons. The same formation that preserved the inheritance in difficult centuries went on to produce habits of
THE GIFT RECEIVED: How Christian Faith Preserved the Seeds of Civilization
Every generation receives gifts it did not create. The decisive question is whether those gifts become occasions of conversion. Twenty centuries ago, in the towns
Why the Conversation Has Become So Difficult Authority, Credibility, and the Reception of Church Teaching
Why the Conversation Has Become So Difficult Authority, Credibility, and the Reception of Church Teaching **Naming the Machine** **Artificial Intelligence and the Human Person** **Essay
What Is Man? Human Dignity in an Age of Artificial Intelligence
Naming the Machine Artificial Intelligence and the Human Person Essay I: The Human Person in the Digital Age Magnifica Humanitas, Rerum Novarum, and Human Dignity
Naming the Machine – Artificial Intelligence and the Human Person
Naming the Machine Artificial Intelligence and the Human Person Prologue: What Do We Mean by Artificial Intelligence? Definitions, Misconceptions, and the Modern Imagination Reality is