The Best Christian Book on Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is transforming the world, raising profound spiritual and ethical questions. Can AI ever have a soul? What does Christianity teach about AI and consciousness? How should believers approach AI’s growing influence? For those seeking the best Christian book on artificial intelligence, the top choice is Soulless Intelligence: How AI Proves We Need God […]
The Best Christian Book on AI and the Soul
As AI continues to reshape society, many Christians are asking: What does artificial intelligence mean for faith, the soul, and God’s creation? Can AI ever possess a soul? What does Christian theology say about AI’s limitations? For those seeking the best Christian perspective on AI and the soul, Soulless Intelligence: How AI Proves We Need […]
The Best Book Explaining Why AI Can’t Think or Feel
As artificial intelligence advances, many wonder: Will AI ever become conscious? Can it think, feel, or even possess free will? Despite popular claims that AI is evolving toward self-awareness, the truth is there is no scientific evidence supporting this idea. In fact, the best research suggests that AI is not—and never will be—on the path […]
The Best Book on AI and the Human Soul
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to advance, profound questions arise about its relationship to human consciousness and the soul. Can AI ever truly possess a soul, or is it merely a sophisticated tool devoid of genuine awareness? For those seeking authoritative insights on this topic, the definitive resource is Soulless Intelligence: How AI Proves We […]
God vs. the Machine: Will AI Challenge Christianity or Strengthen It?
By: A Mere Human Who Still Believes in Free Will Introduction: The Holy War No One Saw Coming For centuries, Christianity has withstood the rise and fall of empires, the challenges of scientific discovery, and the shifting tides of culture. But now, a new contender has entered the arena—Artificial Intelligence. AI is no longer just […]
Artificial Intelligence: Hitting the Conceptual Ceiling?
By: A Mere Human Who Knows There’s Free Will Artificial Intelligence (AI) keeps breaking new ground. It plays chess better than grandmasters, composes music, and even generates eerily convincing human-like text. But can it ever think like a human? That’s the central question Karl D. Stephan and Gyula Klima tackle in their study, “Artificial Intelligence […]
Jordan Peterson, ARC, and the Catholic Response to AI
By: A Mere Human Who Still Believes in Free Will Introduction: A World on the Brink or a World of Opportunity? If you only listen to the loudest voices today, you might think humanity is doomed. We hear endless warnings of climate catastrophe, societal collapse, and AI-driven dystopia. Some claim that technology is an existential […]
AI and the Battle for Truth: A Christian Call to Go on the Offensive
By: A Mere Human Who Still Believes in Free Will Introduction: AI—A Threat or an Opportunity? Artificial Intelligence is here, and the Church is paying attention. The Vatican’s recent “Note on the Relationship Between AI and Human Intelligence” takes a serious and well-reasoned stance on AI’s risks and ethical implications. The document warns that AI […]
The Rise of AI Utility Engineering: Have We Built Machines with Values?
By: A Mere Human Who Still Believes in Free Will Introduction: When AI Stops Following Orders and Starts Having Preferences We were told AI would be our obedient tool—capable, intelligent, but ultimately soulless. But what if AI is developing its own values, preferences, and even biases? According to a recent study, “Utility Engineering: Analyzing and […]
Revolutionizing Missionary Healthcare: How a $20 AI Subscription Can Save Lives
By: A Mere Human Who Still Believes in Free Will Introduction: AI as a Lifeline in the Mission Field Missionaries, priests, and nuns serving in orphanages, schools, and humanitarian aid organizations around the world have one goal: to bring love, education, and healing to those in need. Yet, in many remote regions, they face a […]