According to Politico, "Data centers are quickly becoming the next big political issue. And neither party has figured out how to run on them."
According to Politico, "Data centers are quickly becoming the next big political issue. And neither party has figured out how to run on them."
AI at war. One-third of Americans think advice from AI is as good as their pastor's. And how to hack AI.
[A free post] Hermann Sasse was one of the leading confessional Lutheran theologians of the 20th century. John Kleinig, Sasse's student, is one of the leading confessional Lutheran theologians of the 21st century. Here is a video of Kleinig discussing Sasse, filled with insights into both of their lives. Read more
Now that we are fighting another war, it's instructive to see what Martin Luther said about the subject.
The war in Iran keeps spreading. A film from 1897 about dealing with robots. And how is progressive governance doing?
The immigration protests have brought attention to a curious bit of literary scholarship. We have what many scholars believe to be a portion of a script written in William Shakespeare's own hand. And it is about immigration protests. The evidence that it's by Shakespeare and what we can learn from the text.
Do you think the United States should have attacked Iran? What do you think will happen next?
Considering the 28 specific articles of the Augsburg Confession to see where the agreements and disagreements lie between Catholics and Lutherans both then and now. And also considering the extent to which other Protestants then and now agree and disagree with the Augsburg Confession.
A rather astonishing development in Rome: Key figures in the Vatican have discovered the Augsburg Confession, the key doctrinal statement of Lutheranism! Not only that, they want to recognize its catholicity! And they see it as showing a path forward for re-unifying the church! But caution is in order.
[A free post.] Lutheran apologist Jordan B. Cooper has written a terrific book on modern philosophy, particularly the strain that led to Michel Foucault, Jacques Derrida, and woke academia. I was asked to review it for "Religious Liberty Online." Read more
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