AI Can Aim the Weapon. It Cannot Pull the Trigger.
AI, Weapons, and the Line We Cannot Cross
The AI Theologian
Ph.D. in EdTech and TAC graduate. I guide my school in technology integration, lead professional development workshops, and speak at conventions. I focus on integrating technology thoughtfully, emphasizing human dignity and faith-based values.
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AI Cannot Be Your Doctor
Even If It Can Interpret Lab Results
When We Let AI Speak for the Dead
Why “grief technology” risks replacing truth with simulation
The Work That Makes Us Human
In an age of artificial intelligence, many claim work will soon be optional. This reflection challenges that assumption, arguing that human dignity, purpose, and presence are formed through work that cannot be automated.
Before We Hand Children to Machines
Rethinking Technology for children under 12
Loving My Students Better with AI
What It Means to Be Human in the Age of Automation
More Than Machines
The Inner Life Machines Don’t Have
Counseling Without a Soul
Why AI Cannot Be Your Counselor or Priest
From Cheating to Training: Rethinking AI in Education
You might be wondering why I haven’t written about AI in education, since it is both my area of expertise and the focus of my daily work.
Healing AI?
A Gift from God, or a Step Too Far?