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Podcast Episode #125

What does Christian ethics have to do with global affairs?

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/January 24, 2022

One of my favorite email newsletters I read is from The Economist. It has become a go-to resource for world news. Each morning, they send a rundown called the Espresso….

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 Podcast Episode #124

What does the image of God have to do with the pro-life movement?

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/January 18, 2022

Years ago, I was talking with a fellow Christian ethicist about various aspects of social ethics (moral reflection on societal, structural, and communal issues) and it struck me that he…

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 Podcast Episode #123

Content moderation can’t stop another January 6th​

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/January 10, 2022

Just over a year ago, a rogue group of protestors launched a violent assault on the United States Capitol, stoked by misinformation and a lie of a stolen election from…

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 Podcast Episode #122

4 ethical issues in technology to watch for in 2022

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/January 4, 2022

For the past few years, I have had the opportunity to highlight some of the top ethical issues in technology to be aware of as we begin a new year….

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 Podcast Episode #121

Roundup of Top Conversations from 2021

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/December 13, 2021

I started the Digital Public Square podcast (formerly WeeklyTech) back in April 2020 with the hopes of furthering the conversation in the Church on the pressing issues of theology, ethics,…

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 Podcast Episode #120

Roundup of Top Articles of 2021

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/December 6, 2021

As we begin this Advent season, I always find it helpful to look back over the previous year and think about the various ways that the Lord has blessed me…

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 Podcast Episode #119

Always Known but Rarely Loved: A Christian Ethical Assessment of Facial Recognition Technology

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/November 30, 2021

In January 2020, Kashmir Hill of The New York Times broke a story about a little-known startup company, Clearview AI, that developed a controversial facial recognition application for policing and…

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 Podcast Episode #118

3 words that will shape digital culture for good and cultivate virtue in the public square

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/November 15, 2021

It happens like clockwork. Often within a few moments of breaking news or some other major event happening in our culture, we see one of the most damaging effects of…

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