Celtic Christianity
Hope is not optimism, denial, or religious mood management. Hope is the Spirit’s yes alive in us — a positive vision rooted in love, mercy, community, creation, and the reign of God. In an age of artificial intelligence, polarization, loneliness, outrage, and simulated connection, hope must become embodied. AI can generate words about love, but…
Hope is not optimism, denial, or religious mood management. Hope is the Spirit’s yes alive in us — a positive vision rooted in love, mercy, community, creation, and the reign of God. In an age of artificial intelligence, polarization, loneliness, outrage, and simulated connection, hope must become embodied. AI can generate words about love, but…
Hope is not optimism, denial, or religious mood management. Hope is the Spirit’s yes alive in us — a positive vision rooted in love, mercy, community, creation, and the reign of God. In an age of artificial intelligence, polarization, loneliness, outrage, and simulated connection, hope must become embodied. AI can generate words about love, but…
Hope is not optimism, denial, or religious mood management. Hope is the Spirit’s yes alive in us — a positive vision rooted in love, mercy, community, creation, and the reign of God. In an age of artificial intelligence, polarization, loneliness, outrage, and simulated connection, hope must become embodied. AI can generate words about love, but…
Why Descartes Still Shapes the AI Age The machine analyzes. The soul wonders. That may be one of the simplest ways to name the spiritual crisis of our age. Artificial intelligence did not appear from nowhere. It arrived as the child of a long philosophical inheritance. Long before we built machines that could imitate conversation,…
Why Constant Stimulation Cannot Satisfy the Soul The soul was not designed for perpetual stimulation. It was designed for reverence. That may be one of the most countercultural sentences we can speak in the age of artificial intelligence, smartphones, social media, breaking news, productivity hacks, algorithmic outrage, and the endless scroll. We live in a…
A Franciscan Path Through Modern Confusion Reality is neither fully grasped nor endlessly invented. It is encountered. That sentence may be one of the most needed spiritual corrections in our age of confusion. Modernity often claimed too much certainty. It wanted reality measurable, manageable, systematized, categorized, explained, and controlled. It gave us extraordinary gifts: science,…
Why the World Is More Than Data The world is not a machine to optimize. It is a mystery to participate in. That may be the simplest way to name the spiritual task before us. We live in an age that has become very good at optimization. We optimize calendars, supply chains, workflows, sleep cycles,…
Postmodernism, Relativism, and the Hunger for Wholeness The soul was not designed to inhabit fragmentation. That sentence may sound dramatic, but look around. We live in fragments. Fragmented attention.Fragmented communities.Fragmented identities.Fragmented truth.Fragmented politics.Fragmented families.Fragmented faith.Fragmented inner lives held together by calendars, caffeine, passwords, and the occasional desperate prayer muttered in traffic. Modern people are often…
Wittgenstein, Whorf, and the Limits of Human Knowing Language is a cage — and also a door. That may be one of the strange blessings and burdens of being human. We live by words. We name things, explain things, bless things, curse things, categorize things, defend things, and occasionally hide behind things. Words help us…