A Catholic convert's meandering path to holiness
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Should We Teach AI to Be Christian?
Today, I stumbled over a blog post about the insane fear big-name AI developers have that the technology might kill all of humanity by the end of this decade.
Yes, you read that correctly.
OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Elon Musk, and others...
A Near-Poisoning and a Reminder of God’s Love
My guardian angel is really working overtime, and I can’t thank him enough for preventing my latest blunder. Though “blunder” is probably an understatement for a near-accidental poisoning.
Yup. I almost poisoned not only myself but the peo...
Holy Perseverance, American Idols, and Jesus in the Garden
Happy Sunday! Here’s a short compilation of things that enlightened and impressed me this week. I hope they’ll do the same for you.
Holy Perseverence
It’s amazing to me how providentially a given day’s Mass readings and its Saint of...
When Will We Stop Mocking God?
In case you hadn’t heard: God HATES it when His people worship false gods. Idols. Demons. It’s the very first of the Ten Commandments:
I am the LORD your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage. You sh...
Growing from Criticism to Christian Love
The other day, I felt very convicted. As I was doing my homework for the second-year OCDS formation, I came across this quote from an anonymous work of medieval mysticism called, The Cloud of Unknowing.
The Devil chooses to deceive some...
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Confused New Ager turned happy Catholic. Pro-God, pro-life, pro-freedom. Wannabe saint with a long way to go. In the meantime, I write about my journey to Heaven, including all the detours.
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