Scrolling Ourselves to Death (with Ivan Mesa) – EP 189
Benjamin Quinn and Ivan Mesa delve into the implications of technology on the Christian life, particularly focusing on the phenomenon of doom scrolling.
When Technology Goes Too Far (With Brad Littlejohn) – EP 185
In this conversation, Dr. Brad Littlejohn discusses the intersection of technology, faith, and the human experience. He explores the theological implications of technology, its potential for both good and evil, and the ethical considerations surrounding enhancement versus healing.
Generative AI and Christian Wisdom
Chad Huffman encourages a wisdom-filled type of engagement with AI and details how important it is to have epistemic considerations
Quinn: What is The Way of Christ in Technology?
Dr. Quinn proposes a healthy model for how to engage with technology in a fruitful, Christ-like manner.
Jeremy Meeks: Robots and Embodied Relationships – 179
Benjamin Quinn and Jeremy Meeks explore the intricate relationship between technology and faith, particularly robots, and human relationships.
Bombing The Hill: Walter Mitty’s Engagement with Technology
Emeri Glen explores a Walter Mitty type of engagement with technology and the refusal to allow our tools to frame our reality.
Divine Wonder and Human Curiosity – EP 178
Dr. Keathley joins the show to discuss his new book, Faith and Science.
C. S. Lewis’s Typewriter and the Cost of Technology
Andy Shurson reflects on C.S.Lewis's engagement with the typewriter and the cost of choosing expediency over rhythm and thoughtful intentionality.
Connecting Points: The Way of Christ in Technology – EP 177
Dr. Quinn and Andy Shurson discuss living as exiles in digital Babylon
ChatGPT and Christian Ethics: Are We Losing Our Creativity?
Jeremy Smith explores the consequences of quelling our creativity
When Swords Become Plowshares: Sowing Seeds of Peace
Stephen Howard considers redemptive avenues concerning repurposed tools of war, and discusses ultimate, lasting peace.
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