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216. AI & Human Flourishing | The Human (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence can do remarkable things. It can recognize patterns humans miss, accelerate scientific research, and even help restore speech to someone who has lost the ability to communicate. But as these technologies become part of our lives, they also raise questions about how technology shapes us—for better and for worse. In the first episode of our series, we explore an AI-powered brain-computer interface that can translate neural activity into speech, and then ask where healing en
215. Janet Kellogg Ray | Woven and Rooted (opens the original)
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Janet Kellogg Ray returns to Language of God to talk with Jim Stump about her new book, Fish with Feet: Human Evolution in the Image of God. For many Christians, evolution becomes especially difficult when the story reaches human beings. What does it mean to say that we share ancestry with other animals? And does that threaten the belief that humans are made in the image of God? Ray argues that understanding the long evolutionary history that connects us to the rest of life need not diminish hum
214. Luke Bretherton | Scaling Up Love of Neighbor (opens the original)
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In a time marked by rapid technological change, social fragmentation, political polarization, and declining trust in institutions, what does it mean to flourish as human beings together? Oxford theologian Luke Bretherton helps us explore why this ancient question feels especially urgent today. Drawing on theology, history, philosophy, and his own experience studying churches and civic life around the world, Bretherton argues that we become fully human not in isolation but through relationships—a
213. A Journey into the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (opens the original)
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After spending five days camping above the Arctic Circle in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, Jim Stump reflects on an experience that reshaped how he thinks about creation, wonder, and our place within it. Guided by the wisdom of Annie Dillard and the poetry of Mary Oliver, Jim recounts the journey from simply being there, to paying close attention, to being astonished by a landscape that refuses to revolve around human convenience. Along the way, he shares stories of endless Arctic day
212. Alister McGrath | C.S. Lewis & Science (opens the original)
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C.S. Lewis is remembered by many as a novelist, apologist, and literary scholar, but his reflections on science remain surprisingly relevant. Alister McGrath argues that Lewis offers a surprisingly nuanced understanding of the relationship between science, reason, imagination, and faith—one that challenges common assumptions about both scientific and Christian ways of knowing. The conversation explores Lewis's understanding of the scientific enterprise, the role of imagination in forming and tes
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