Jun 1, 2026 · 1 hr 2 min · 10 segments
Questions answered this episode: While meditating on the crucifixion, I wondered why our Lord is not completely nude in art portraying it. My research pointed to reverence for Christ and preserving…
Christopher WestHost
Wendy WestHost

It should be published by the end of the summer, 2026 here, and the book I'm writing is called The Truth and the Lie: What It Means to Be Human in the Age of AI.

And I have some things that struck me about the movie, Wendy, but I wanna hear what you think first.

It was certainly very interesting, and, um, they were starting out just with a very basic question, "What is artificial intelligence?"

That was, um, helpful, and they used images to kind of carry through that question, trying to get it answered along the way of the film, which I found interesting as well.

I was taken by the movie makers are a married couple, newly married couple, with their first baby on the way.

And the whole guiding thread of the story was about they're welcoming a baby into the world, and w- there's-- it's replete with home movies-


It should be published by the end of the summer, 2026 here, and the book I'm writing is called The Truth and the Lie: What It Means to Be Human in the Age of AI.

And I have some things that struck me about the movie, Wendy, but I wanna hear what you think first.

It was certainly very interesting, and, um, they were starting out just with a very basic question, "What is artificial intelligence?"

That was, um, helpful, and they used images to kind of carry through that question, trying to get it answered along the way of the film, which I found interesting as well.

I was taken by the movie makers are a married couple, newly married couple, with their first baby on the way.

And the whole guiding thread of the story was about they're welcoming a baby into the world, and w- there's-- it's replete with home movies-
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