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The AI Arms Race Could Destroy Humanity As We Know It

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The AI Arms Race Could Destroy Humanity As We Know It

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The AI Arms Race Could Destroy Humanity As We Know It Authored by Merav Ozair via CoinTelegraph.com, The AI arms race is moving too fast for safety, with companies pushing boundaries and governments lagging. AI-driven dehumanization and the unchecked proliferation of autonomous weapons require responsible leadership before it’s too late. The launch of ChatGPT in late 2023 sparked an arms race among Big Tech companies such as Meta, Google, Apple …See the Story

Common Arts That Matter

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Common Arts That Matter

St. Dunstan’s Academy is the only high school in the Commonwealth of Virginia with a commercial building license. So long as that remains the case, the renewal of classical education in America will fall short of its aspirations, the sexual confusion endemic to our age will deepen and intensify, and acedia will remain firmly entrenched as our culture’s besetting sin. More precisely, without a radical transformation of our material and imaginativ…Read Article

The Gospel Doesn't Impart a Lens, but a Life

The Gospel Doesn't Impart a Lens, but a Life

For some time, I have had a growing sense of unease about the Christian use of words like "deconstruction," "de-conversion," and the ever-popular polling category, "the nones." I've used the terms myself and have had to make a conscious effort to avoid them when speaking about those who have renounced Christian faith. Such words, I have come to think, owe too much to a secular conception of what happens when a person abandons the faith and rely…Read Article

The Urgency of Grace

David Zahl's new book will be a welcome aid to anyone needing to hear the old, old story for the first time or for the 100th time.Read Article

Plato in Syracuse – Ariel Helfer

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James Romm turns Plato's Syracusan project into a gripping read, for good reasons and bad.Syracuse, Sicily · Syracuse See the Story

The Greatly Exaggerated Death of Protestantism

Brad East’s First Things article “Goldilocks Protestantism,” which has generated a lot of conversation since its publication earlier this spring, begins with a shocking statement: “Imagine a world without Protestantism.”Read Article

The American: A Frank Capra Retrospective

Amongst the many who have tried to define what it means to be American, few have perhaps been as moving or influential as the filmmaker Frank Capra.United States · United States Read Article

Alasdair MacIntyre, Philosopher Who Saw a ‘New Dark Ages,’ Dies at 96

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Alasdair MacIntyre, a philosopher who metamorphosed from a London Marxist into a Midwestern American Catholic during a decades-long quest to prove there was an objective foundation to moral virtue — a lonely project that struck many of his academic peers as anachronistic yet drew a large, varied and growing crowd of admirers — died on May 21. He was 96. His death was announced by the University of Notre Dame, where Mr. MacIntyre was a professor …See the Story

The Wisdom of Hope in Boethian Times

Thomas Ward's new book on Boethius draws the martyred philosopher into conversation with C. S. Lewis, showing how Boethius and Lewis faced similar threats.Read Article

Character, Competence, and the Life of the Presbyterian Church in America

I first became involved in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) in 2006. It was fall semester at the University of Nebraska, where I had just matriculated after graduating high school the previous spring. A friend I had recently met invited me to the weekly large group gathering of Reformed University Fellowship (RUF). It became a kind of home for me for the next four years. There I heard the Gospel preached, grew in my understanding of Scri…Lincoln, Nebraska · Lincoln Read Article

Passing the Torch: A Conversation with Louis Markos

“Few Americans today will dispute that our system of education is broken, ineffective, and in crisis. Students progress from grade level to grade level and then graduate high school with little knowledge, fewer skills, and even fewer virtues. They are as unprepared for the academic rigors of college as they are for the practical demands of the workforce or the physical and emotional sacrifices necessary for marriage and the raising of children.”Education · United States Read Article

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