Making Theology
Michael DeLashmuttWriting at the intersection of craft, the digital, and the divine.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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What the Tool Makes of Us
Since I began writing this series, the argument about AI and authorship has resurfaced in a handful of high-profile pieces in The Wall Street Journal, The Economist, and elsewhere. Underneath many of the arguments about authorship, original...
I Saw the Future at CERN
I was invited on a tour of CERN this past week. As the only theologian in a group of innovators, founders, funders, engineers, entrepreneurs, and scientists, I found myself repeatedly explaining why I was so excited to be there. My answer w...
The Two Hands of God
This is the fourth in a five-part series adapting my essay “A Statement of Practice: On Making, Thinking, and the Use of AI.” Part 1 began with an imperfect vase and the objection from formation; Part 2 examined the moral line the current c...
Authorship Was Always Stranger Than We Remember
This is the third in a five-part series adapting my essay “A Statement of Practice: On Making, Thinking, and the Use of AI.” Part 1 began with an imperfect vase and the objection I take most seriously — that friction is sometimes the medium...
The Keyboard Line
This is the second in a five-part series adapting my essay “A Statement of Practice: On Making, Thinking, and the Use of AI.” Part 1 began with an imperfect vase on a shelf in my living room, and with the objection that friction (or product...
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Episcopal priest, theologian, and teacher writing on faith, tech, making, and everyday life. Imperfect thoughts offered in hope, humility, and the search for grace.
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