3d986feb-a8aa-474a-ba51-3b46ac0ccf5a1500x2250-1 Type post Author William A. Dembski Date October 20, 2026 CategoriesComputational SciencesFaith & ScienceTechnology Tagged , Amazon, chatbot, Christians, computer chips, Cornerstone University, Discovery Institute, Douglas Groothuis, endorsements, foreword, Gerson Moreno-Riaño, graven images, Hugh of St. Victor, idols, immortality, Inkwell Press, jesus, machines, Maximus the Confessor, Os Guinness, resurrection, Silicon Valley, technology, Ten Commandments, The Soul in Cyberspace, The Soul in Digital Space, Thomas V. Morris, Trinity Forum, utilitarianism Technology Won’t and Can’t Save Us — Not Even Close William A. Dembski October 20, 2026 Computational Sciences, Faith & Science, Technology 6 It is perhaps not coincidental that computer chip manufacturing depends on micro-scale engraving. Read More ›
Morphobutterfly-SeafordeGardensandTropicalButterflyH Type post Author Emily Reeves Date October 19, 2026 CategoriesIntelligent DesignNeuroscience & MindPhilosophy Tagged , Andrew Huberman, animal impulse, Arthur Brooks, calling, citations, Darwinian evolution, Dogs, dopamine, enjoyment, evolution, faith, foresight, h-index, happiness, Huberman Lab, human agents, human brain, human exceptionalism, humans, idols, intelligent design, love, macronutrients, mammals, meaning, Microsoft Word, moral aspiration, neuroscience, parahippocampal gyrus, persistence, philosophy, planning, pleasure, prefrontal cortex, rape, religion, satisfaction, survival of the fittest, thirst, virtue, water, worship Happiness Comes When Humans Fulfill Our Designed Purpose Emily Reeves October 19, 2026 Intelligent Design, Neuroscience & Mind, Philosophy 9 Our mind, our brain, our physical as well as our metaphysical existence are all designed to deliver satisfaction only after our suffering toward a goal. Read More ›
