Natural law provides a better guide to AI than ‘Magnifica Humanitas’ does
This part of my essay on AI focuses on those principles that should be accessible to reason and acceptable to any person of good will.
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Recent Analysis
African nations sign charter vowing to defend traditional family values from LGBT agenda
A pro-family charter was successfully signed by delegates of various African countries at the recent Parliamentary Conference on Family Sovereignty and Values.
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Pope Leo praises migrants to Europe days after gruesome Belfast attack
Migrants have ‘dreams that no one has the right to despise,’ and their ‘life must be protected,’ Pope Leo said, amid massive backlash after a migrant from Sudan attempted to behead a UK man.
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Joe Rogan’s ‘Christian expert’ gets everything wrong about the Bible
Screenwriter Joe Eszterhas claimed that the Catholic Church has 'romanticized” and 'cosmeticized the figure of Jesus of Nazareth,' and that the four canonical Gospels are not reliable.
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It’s June! Where have all the ‘corporate pride’ logos gone?
Corporations still promoting 'pride month' are signaling a clear message: They support the grooming of children and the mutilation of their bodies. It’s a form of collusion with the demonic.
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Pope Leo’s AI encyclical falls short because its horizon is too earthly
The dominant tone of the encyclical is humanist and institutional, not penitential and evangelical.
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Pope Leo diagnoses the dangers of AI but fails to provide the cure
Our veteran computer engineer reviews Pope Leo's 'Magnifica Humanitas' and in Part I agrees that AI is very dangerous.
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Vatican bishop says John Lennon’s atheist anthem ‘Imagine’ is ‘most beautiful song in the world’
The president of the Pontifical Academy of Theology argued that Jesus agreed with Lennon in opposing a God for whom one ‘must kill or die.’
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The Church ended slavery. So why is Leo XIV apologizing?
The new encyclical Magnifica Humanitas contains an apology for the Church's 'delays' regarding slavery. But is this just?
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Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas: a blueprint for the destruction of the Catholic Church
In Leo XIV's new society, 'the poor, the sick, the migrants and the least among us – will become the cornerstone' and not Jesus Christ.
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