
We Are Not Saved discusses religion (from a Christian/LDS perspective), politics, the end of the world, science fiction, artificial intelligence, and above all the limits of technology and progress.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 508 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityHistoryReligion & Spirituality | |||

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I attended the Faith Matters conference a few weekends ago. For those unfamiliar with the organization (most of you, I suspect) Faith Matters is an independent, privately run LDS nonprofit that defines itself as a "space in which an expansive, r... more
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When I pivoted a month ago I stopped posting book reviews to this space, and started posting them to Notes. My idea was that I would then do one long book review every month and also link to all the reviews I had done through Notes, so that anyo... more
While everyone else is talking about AI, I'm going to engage in an exegesis of a single verse in the Old Testament, and yet somehow AI will still sneak in!
Is there some deeper meaning to the traffic cone on Sherlock's head? Or is it just silly vandalism? Most people seemed to think it was the latter, but I think it was a hidden symbol of some mystery. How could it not be?
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June 25 was the tenth a... more
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Valuable insights into and service for a community most misunderstood. Thanks.
I’m not a conservative but I love this guys reasoning and his skepticism. Plus he’s got a great voice. I wish I could speak like that.
Happy to have found this podcast. Enjoy the perspective and look forward to future listening.
Well worth listening to. Original, intellectual, sensible.
Thoughtful, intellectual, data driven, philosophical, objective, and provocative. These are a few words which describe the podcasts theme which is: how technology is insufficient in solving life’s most difficult problems. Be prepared to have your prejudices challenged in a respectful way.
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The show combines philosophy, religion, technology, and culture to explore how belief systems intersect with scientific progress, ethics, and civilizational risk. Episodes often critique modern tech-first narratives, examine moral implications of AI, biotech, and policy, and weigh how tradition and faith inform contemporary debates about meaning, society, and human flourishing. A recurring thread is skepticism about unlimited progress and a preference for principled, empirical, or philosophical inquiry that situates tech within moral and historical context. Notable strengths include accessible storytelling, rigorous analysis of ideas, and a willingness to challenge prevailing assumptions across diverse topics—from science and politics to re... more
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