Thinking as Handicraft: Pope Leo XIV and the Joy of Writing June 08, 2026 | Chad Engelland Chad Engelland on the written word.
The Gift of Culpability: Technology, Psychology, and Moral Theology May 18, 2026 | Maria Morrow Maria Morrow on moral theology.
Thinking Christianly About Technology Again: Technology and the Fragmentation of Society April 23, 2026 | Colin Miller Colin Miller on loneliness.
Gods in Code: Data and the Yearning for Participating in a Larger Purpose April 14, 2026 | Antón Barba-Kay Antón Barba-Kay on sacralization.
The Apocalyptic Imagination: Romano Guardini's Tech Critique April 10, 2026 | Brett Robinson Brett Robinson on cosmotechnics.
Lucidity in the Anthropocene: Beyond the Information Dump and the Nature Escape September 12, 2025 | Luigi Russi Luigi Russi on the present.
The Application of Bernard Lonergan's Cognitional Structure in Ethical AI August 15, 2025 | Taylor Black Taylor Black on understanding, judging, and deciding.
From Essay to Disputation: The Liberal Arts in a Digital Age April 10, 2025 | Jeffrey Bishop and Charles Freiberg Bishop and Freiberg on a dispute.
What Is Light?: Uncovering a Forgotten Chapter in French Intellectual History March 06, 2025 | Brian Sudlow Brian Sudlow on unintended consequences.
Virtue in Virtual Spaces: Catholic Social Teaching as an Alternative December 03, 2024 | Louisa Conwill Louisa Conwill on Walden Pond.
Word Made Flesh: An Incarnational Theology of Communication November 21, 2024 | Noah Bradon Noah Bradon on evangelization.
The Achievement Society and Its Discontents September 03, 2024 | Steven Knepper, Ethan Stoneman, and Robert Wyllie Knepper, Stoneman, and Wyllie on Byung-Chul Han.
All Play and No Work Makes Jack a Dull Boy: Navigating the Perils of Gaming August 19, 2024 | Sebastian Ostritsch Sebastian Ostritsch on leisure.
The Experience Machine Thought Experiment Expanded July 19, 2024 | Joseph Vukov Joseph Vukov on simulating experiences.
Thinking Christianly About Technology, or, Why Your Grandkids Don’t Care About Church June 21, 2024 | Colin Miller Colin Miller on kids.
The Limits of the Burnout Society Critique June 20, 2024 | Dylan Belton Dylan Belton on homo laborans.
Toward a Liturgical Cosmotechnics March 11, 2024 | Jeffrey P. Bishop Jeffrey Bishop on culture and cultus.
What Is Man That AI Is Mindful of Him? February 19, 2024 | Jeffrey P. Bishop Jeffrey Bishop on anthropology.
A Group Chat About Chat GPT-4 March 17, 2023 | Bonner, Robinson, Roden, & Wageman Bonner, Robinson, Roden, & Wageman on technology.
ChatGPT and Defining Humanity in the Age of Brains in Vats January 23, 2023 | Nadya Williams Nadejda Williams on AI.
The Future of Catholic Journalism August 12, 2022 | Timothy P. O’Malley Timothy O'Malley on communication.
Marshall McLuhan’s Spiritual Vision for a Virtual Age February 07, 2022 | Nick Ripatrazone Nick Ripatrazone on the influence of James Joyce.
The Image and the Idol: A Theological Reflection on AI Bias October 11, 2021 | Jordan Wales Jordan Wales on the prejudices built into artificial intelligence.
What Comes After the Failure of Technocracy? September 28, 2021 | Stephen Okey Stephen Okey on the pope's challenge to the world.
Exposed Before Digital Omniscience: A Theological Reading of Surveillance Capitalism August 03, 2021 | Matthew Shadle Matthew Shadle on the market afterlife of our data.
Technology Is Not the Issue April 07, 2021 | Georges Alsankary Georges Alsankary on the ethical quandaries of the experience machine.