HeyJaredTheology for Our Times
The official podcast of the Center of Theological Inquiry, Princeton, NJ.
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- Sep 1, 2026
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Sarah Joo on Cognitive Science, Theology, and her Journey to Harvard Divinity School (opens the original)
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Sarah Joo served as CTI's Social Impact Fellow, in partnership with Princeton University's Gradfutures program. Having completed a master's degree in Cognitive Science at Princeton, she begins a Master of Divinity at Harvard Divinity School in fall 2026.
Louis Kim on Technology, Theology, and Hospice Chaplaincy (opens the original)
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Louis Kim is an independent advisor at the intersection of AI, healthcare, and global technology operations. He recently served as Vice President at HP, Inc. (Hewlett-Packard), a Fortune 100 technology company, where he held P&L responsibility for businesses generating up to $1 billion in annual revenue and oversaw external partnerships, venture investing, and mergers & acquisitions in AI. His teams launched eight first-of-their-kind products in consumer, industrial, and medical markets— includi
Henco van der Westhuizen on Letters to a Young Theologian (opens the original)
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South African theologian Henco van der Westhuizen discusses his work on hope and AI, as well as his recent book, Letters to a Young Theologian.
Paula Sweeney on the Moral Challenges of Artificial Intelligence (opens the original)
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Drawing on her background in analytic philosophy, Paula Sweeney discusses the various moral challenges that arise with artificial intelligence, including how the costs and benefits of AI are unevenly distributed.
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