Life is lived on the Edges
God is encountered on the Edges
On the edge of the Biblical page, all the words finish neatly in a line and everything looks… perfect.
But that’s not us, life is fast, frantic, messy, and unfair. It’s also joyful, surprising, and full of beauty.
Early Christian scribes and illuminators understood this as they (quite literally) drew on the edges of their Bible.
Their artwork was at times sacred and vulgar, meaningful and pointless, holy and humorous, and all at once… human. What does it look like when Holy Words meet human lives?
let’s find out together.
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The next series on the way explores the theology of Artificial Intelligence! It combines some of my research, with real world, at-work experience, and some interviews with good friends who interact with the technology in a variety of ways. It’s important for us as Christians to approach this new technology theologically as it spreads lightning-quick through our society. Friends or Foes will be a fun, and theological look at how a Christian should approach the use of these new large language models, or any more sophisticated AI that might show up just around the bend.