Imagine opening an app, pressing a button, and hearing a voice that introduces itself as Jesus. It answers your questions, comforts your fears, quotes Scripture instantly, and never gets tired. This isn’t science fiction anymore. In 2026, AI-powered religious platforms already allow users to pay for conversations with artificial intelligence trained on biblical texts. What … Read more
Every morning, before you’ve made the first conscious decision of the day, dozens of algorithms have already made decisions about you. They’ve selected which news you’ll see first. They’ve ordered the messages you’ll receive according to engagement criteria you’re unaware of. They’ve adjusted the price of the products you’re likely to need. They’ve calculated, with … Read more
There’s a question most of us prefer not to ask aloud because it sounds absurd, irreverent, or both. But its superficial absurdity doesn’t make it any less urgent. On the contrary: the questions we’re most uncomfortable asking are often the ones we most need to ask ourselves. The question is this: could humanity ever come … Read more
There was a time when moral questions were resolved in temples, agoras, and parliaments. Priests, philosophers, and legislators competed to define what was right and wrong, what was just and what was unacceptable. The process was slow, noisy, and often unfair. But it had one characteristic we took for granted: it was decided by humans. … Read more
