Redefining Humanity: A Theological Perspective on AI
The rapid progression of AI technology raises theological and philosophical questions about what it means to be human.
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Tag: humanness
The Holy and the Human: A Reflection for Holy Week
Let us not forget Christ’s real human experiences. Prepare for Holy Week by paying attention to the bodily experiences of Holy Week.
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We Are All Chip
Like Chip from Beauty and the Beast, we all have imperfections that are simply a part of who we are.
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The Strength of Gentleness
Why is it we sometimes default to retaliation in the face of being wronged? Marilu (and Jesus) say gentleness is the way.
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Intimately Created – A Meditation on Psalm 139
A meditation on Psalm 139 and God’s intimate relationship with us.
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Jesus’ Hidden Life
When did Jesus knew he was God? What happened between the ages of 12 and 30?
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Playback Theatre
Playback theatre is an innovative form of non-comedic improv that can be used for healing, compassion, and community.
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Can brokenness make us whole?
The divisiveness during election season reminds me so much of our brokenness—and that wholeness can come even from our political differences.
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No one but Donald Duck!
Who’s got the sweetest disposition? — Donald Duck can teach us a lot about human brokenness and finding God within.
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Perfection
Perfection personified is careful but not cautious. She burned her hands too many times before she learned to pay attention. She discovered that her greatest strengths grew out of her strongest weaknesses. Just like St Paul says: “Whenever I am weak, then I am strong.”
Read MoreFinding God in Gay
I’ve never posted about controversial issues on here. Instead I seek to provide a window into a God who dwells in all creation, in the extraordinary events of our life, and in the mundane. But finding God in all things...
Read MoreWhat drives you?
I hadn’t gotten a speeding ticket in 11 years. Soon after, I noticed that my slower driving was done out of fear, not a desire to be safe. Often fear dictates our actions and keeps us from fully being ourselves.
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Kids Journal
This guide will offer you a process and framework for discerning a particular decision using the approaches and prayer methods in the Ignatian tradition.
