How should Christians view AI in this day and age? For some, it’s just another tool. For others, it raises deeper questions—does it take away from what makes us human?
This week on The Great Stories Podcast, David Wollen sits down with musician Randall Goodgame to explore faith, technology, and what it means to follow Christ in an AI-driven world in the new episode: Randall Goodgame and a Christian Perspective on AI.
The Origin of Hymns: It is Well with my Soul
Has a Hymn ever carried you through a deep trial?
In The Origin of Hymns, Pastor Robert Morgan explores 50 of the most cherished hymns of the faith–sharing the stories behind why the hymns were written and the impact they’ve had on countless lives. Morgan invites us to not just sing the hymns, but to experience how these songs have carried believers for generations through deep valleys and expansive joys. These devotional-style stories will help strengthen your faith, enrich your worship, and fill you with hope.
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The point about hymns carrying believers through trials really resonated. It makes me think about how AI might complement, rather than replace, these timeless aspects of faith and reflection. It’s an interesting balance between tradition and innovation to consider.
The subject of artificial intelligence has a double edged sword effect on humanity’s needs and resources. The Medical field (intricate surgeries), have given new hope to patients.
Yet, I can see such a failing with AI, which nearly renders human (creations) in writing, photography, and music, as an old art form.
When companies started writing lengthy renditions for high school and college students to turn in as “term papers” or masters(doctoral) thesis, it became almost impossible for a professor to give credit to a student for their papers.
I don’t have access to any computer programs that would give me super writing abilities, but I have been told that a high percentage of students are using AI programs to write their “papers” and some modern authors rely on AI for their new publications.
It’s not encouraging for the “thinkers” and artists in our next generations of human beings🙏🏼
Thank you for the podcast.