Hello, welcome to this episode of Theology Pugcast.

It's just the Pugs today.

We've had a number of guests here recently, and we're going to have some more in the future,

but for at least the next few weeks it'll just be the guys.

Anyway, I'm C.R. Wiley, I pastor church in the Pacific Northwest,

right outside Portland, Oregon,

and I have written a number of books. I'm actually working on a book right now on artificial

intelligence, so that's been on my mind a lot. And we'll get into a little bit of that today since it's

my day, but that's enough about me. How about you, Tom? I'm Tom Price. I'm a theologian, Christian ethicist.

I teach both at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary.

I've been working on a long-time project, which will see the light of day.

And it will include technology, but it's definitely related to Christian ethics and a lot of the things that the technological world challenge us with.

Great. Okay, Glenn, why don't you introduce yourself and then I know you have something else you wanted to say.

Yeah, I'm Glenn Sunshine. I am a professor emeritus of history at Central Connecticut State University.

I am a senior fellow at the Colson Center for Christian World View. I work for Reflections Ministries. I've got my own 501

C3 ministry as well. I'm doing a bunch of different things with that, including a trip to Ireland,

by the way, and we still have some slots open if you're interested.

And one thing I wanted to do, though, quickly before we actually get rolling, is put in a correction.

In our show on Mary, I commented that when you go to a Catholic service, they bow during the statement.

He became incarnate by the Holy Spirit of the Virgin Mary and was made in.

It seemed to me that that was bowing at the reference to Mary.

It turns out I've got that completely wrong that what's happening is it's bowing at the mystery of the incarnation itself.

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