Former stay-at-home dad, evangelization in DioDav, pro-biblical literacy, and an amateur lover of all things Lonergan. Writer, lay-minister, and theology nerd.
Here are some brief reflections on the liturgies of Holy Week as we enter the Triduum, juxtaposed with other visions of reality on offer.
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The rhythm and content of litanies helps lead my imagination into a better sort of world...the kind of world that God has in mind.
With how polarized life has become, I wrote (with the help of many others) a litany that yearns for such a world.
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No, AI is not on the verge of super intelligence. There’s little evidence it’s on the verge of dimwittedness. LLM’s may be well-suited to generate code, but…
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Even Walter Cronkite would be locked in an echo chamber...We all have our neighbors to the north top of mind. This column is not about Minneapolis, but it is prompted by it. More directly, it is about developing human authenticity.
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This is what happens when we forget that people are more important than politics and families are more important than ideologies: https://t.co/GXF2edBQIY
Part of the AI mystique is the aura of objectivity that surrounds the information generated. It is a mythos useful for the marketing. Behind the program, though, there is a remote editor. Could be an elf, could be an orc. The human reality remains: choose your teachers wisely.
One thing I do not doubt: the price one's soul pays for power is related to whether one understands that power as for the benefit of oneself and one's own kind, or for the benefit of all.
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I feel deep sympathy for Mrs. May in Flannery O'Connor's "Greenleaf." Only love can restore a broken worldview. Only genuine encounter can melt away anger and reverse resentment.
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"the enchantment we need is not to be found elsewhere, in a land or sphere foreign to ourselves. It is to be found within — a belief in fairy tales and music and care for one another driven by a patience that can be measured in seasons of life."
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Thanks for the nativity coloring kit, @McGrathND! We still need to finish baby Jesus and the angels, but this activity has enriched Advent for the kiddos.
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@ulrichlehner This does seem strange. Is there continuity of shape with the baptismal font, maybe? That’s the only thing I can think of, but it looks off to me
Roadtrip reading. No matter the outcome of Tuesday, the church was going to have to put itself some hard questions. Now we know something more about what those questions are. Welcome to the afternoon of christianity.