What happens when the hunger for truth meets poor teaching? When Ted and I left Texas A&M for graduate school, we carried more than engineering
Tag: Faith and reason
Essay I The Formation of a Catholic Mind
Recently, my son Peter asked whether we planned to hear Scott Hahn, who happened to be speaking here in San Antonio. By the time we
THE GIFT HANDED ON: Technology, Wisdom, and the Stewardship of Christian Civilization
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.
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
Stewarding the Machine Prudence, Subsidiarity, and Living Well with Artificial Intelligence
Essay III: Stewarding the Machine Prudence, Subsidiarity, and Living Well with Artificial Intelligence The first two essays argued that artificial intelligence must be understood within