Something is shifting. The old script—more science equals less God—no longer fits the moment, and faith is making a comeback. With Andy Bannister, we explore how the edges of AI and physics are reopening big questions about meaning, purpose, and the origins of intelligence. From fine-tuning to the ethics of machines, the conversation moves beyond slogans and into the risky, refreshing territory where truth matters again.

We dig into the classroom, where students are more open than cynics expect, and where AI functions as theology in a lab coat. Andy shares stories that puncture lies—like the claim that religion causes most wars—and we look at what the data and real conflicts actually show. Then we take up a delicate challenge: do all religions lead to the same God? Respecting difference becomes a form of love, and clarity a path to better conversations.

Finally, we talk about men, meaning, and the hunger for a life that asks something of us. If reality is relational at its core, then place, community, and responsibility are not optional extras. We explore meekness as strength under control, the cost of discipleship as formation rather than therapy, and why rigor is drawing people toward practices that shape the heart and steady the mind. It’s a candid, hopeful journey through faith, reason, and the kind of courage that builds a life.

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