EPISODE · Jul 17, 2026 · 39 MIN
AI And Human Dignity | Special Interview with a Tech Savvy Pastor: Miles DeBenedictus | Part 2 of 2
from Real Life Ministry · host Ryan Rice
We talk through the real ethical questions behind artificial intelligence and transhumanism, and why the fight is ultimately about what a human person is. We leave with a sober but hopeful Christian worldview that uses technology for human flourishing without treating machines like people. • Miles’s doctoral focus on AI ethics and apologetics • A conflict of anthropologies shaping AI development • Transhumanism and the promise of digital immortality • Why AI can mimic consciousness without being conscious • The risks of treating chatbots and avatars like persons • Helpful uses of AI for learning and theological debate • Human dignity grounded in the image of God • Neural implants, genetic enhancement, and where wisdom says no • Parenting and practical guardrails for tech use • AI in warfare, drones, and the danger of removing humans from the loop • Hope over fear and an optimistic future in Christ Check Out My Stuff On Substack. If You Just Look For Pastor Miles At Substack, You’ll Find Articles That I’ve Written. Or If You Go To My Church Website, CCchurch.com Is Where All Of My Messages Are. Pastor Miles Is Where All The X Is.
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We talk through the real ethical questions behind artificial intelligence and transhumanism, and why the fight is ultimately about what a human person is. We leave with a sober but hopeful Christian worldview that uses technology for human flourishing without treating machines like people. • Miles’s doctoral focus on AI ethics and apologetics • A conflict of anthropologies shaping AI development • Transhumanism and the promise of digital immortality • Why AI can mimic ...
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