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Today, I want to talk about the Pope and about how Pope Leo apparently knows how to nail some

theses to the door, too. He released his first encyclical, been the focus of much conversation

all around the world, in which he articulated a protest that this Protestant

can gladly join against the tech bro utopia that's now on offer.

And on this issue, I think every Christian should listen to the Pope, both in terms of his warning and in terms of his underlying

hope. And I have to say it's the last part that I need it right now. And the reason I say this is

so important is because what's at stake is the very meaning of the soul. So this encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, Leo says that this accelerating speed of artificial intelligence,

it's not just about technological development, it's not just about the foreseeable economic crisis in front of us,

it's also a spiritual and civilizational test,

and it forces us to face what it means to be human. And where I think that the Pope is exactly

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