Such important work. Is the list you've compiled public and available?
Such important work. Is the list you've compiled public and available?
Rodney Sadler is a Bible prof at the seminary I attended (different campus, but still proud to see it!)
I believe that AI could be more creative than Harari though
It just doesn't focus a ton on Canaan/promised land (which surprised me I guess?!) - it's there, but not the major theme
Rabbi, my copy of the book just arrived and it's great. Having said that, I'm not sure it does exactly what you're looking for. The chapter on Naboth's vineyard is probably the closest (and imho is so so good) but there are a few pages (with relevant footnotes) in the appendix
Happy to!
Right - and Christians are good at ignoring those parts of history anyway! (I say, as a Christian)
Yes, exactly right. That's what I would anticipate (re "Jesus-y"), that Jesus is a big part of that off-ramp!
I just ordered (but haven't read, so can't say yet!) Reading the Bible on Turtle Island. It's published by IVP so will certainly be Jesus-y at times. But it might have something helpful? Would love to hear what resources you find for this.
This really is such an exciting project!!
A senior scholar in my field did this when I published an article as a junior scholar (one that I was nervous about!). I saved the email and look back at it regularly. It meant so much!
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Love this analysis from Jen Kaalund.
"Memory binds us together and helps us become who we aspire to be. But it only does this when we remember the real and complicated stories."
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The Da Vinci Code as handbook, not warning! Ha!
It's almost like they were lying when they said that we didn't have any money...
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You absolutely did too. <3
And this oddly makes me feel better so thank you
They're not all Norbertines and/or priests - but your analysis is not wrong, Leah!
I considered writing a long carefully constructed argument laying out the harms and limitations of AI, but instead I wrote about being a hater. Only humans can be haters.
I'm so, so sorry. My department was closed last year and it is just devastating. Solidarity
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