Grace and the Machine
Michael BakerExploring faith, artificial intelligence, and the future of the soul. Written by Michael Baker—follower of Christ, thinker of strange thoughts.
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Does God's Law Still Apply When My Side Breaks It?
On August 9, Israeli settlers began encircling three homes in the West Bank village of Qusra. One belonged to Loui Ridi, a Palestinian American who had flown back from his home in Ohio to find his family’s house sealed off, and with food an...
My Side Doesn’t Get a Moral Exemption
On Sunday the Pope stood at Castel Gandolfo and said what many prefer not to hear. Pope Leo XIV renewed his appeal for an end to the repeated violence against Palestinian civilians in the West Bank. He asked the international community to a...
Sisyphus and the Spectator
Albert Camus has always held a unique place in my life. His writing moved me but it also explained me. The Stranger mirrored an apathy I once lived with, a numb detachment that felt like armor in a world I didn’t ask to join. The Fall pierc...
Amos and the Screams of the Unheard
Hearing the Screams Beneath the Noise
Amos did not live in an age of silence. He lived in an age of songs, feasts, marketplaces buzzing with wealth, and temples filled with ritual. And yet he thundered that God heard something else: th...
3 Ways AI Challenges Our Definition of the Soul
For most of human history, the question of whether a non-human could possess a soul was confined to the realm of myth and fable. Pinocchio, the wooden puppet, yearned to become a real boy. Golems, crafted from clay in Jewish folklore, stirr...
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