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What Robots Will Never Do

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May 16, 2025

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In this reflection, Fr. Josiah Trenham challenges our culture’s obsession with science and technology — and calls us back to the deeper knowledge of faith, love, and wonder. What robots and artificial intelligence will never do isn’t just technical — it’s spiritual. This video explores why the unseen things of life — God, truth, logic, love — are what make us truly human. Featuring insights from Fr. Alexander Schmemann and a critique of STEM absolutism, this is a message for all believers navigating a technological age.

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