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Joe Rogan has spent the past few days right back in the cultural blast furnace, with a mix of theology, tech futurism, fight talk and Trump gossip all converging into one very on brand media storm. On December 2, during a long appearance on Jesse Michels’ American Alchemy podcast, he tossed out a wild hypothetical that Jesus might return as artificial intelligence, punctuated with the line, What is more virgin than a computer. The Times of India and outlets like TMZ and Indy100 report that this AI Jesus riff went instantly viral, clipped across X, Instagram and YouTube and igniting arguments about faith, tech and blasphemy. Christian commentary site MyCharisma.com picked it up as well, framing Rogan’s comments as a prime example of how AI is warping modern views of Scripture and warning that his notion contradicts traditional teaching about the Second Coming. That wave matters biographically because it cements Rogan as a central lay voice in the public debate over AI and religion, a space that may follow him for years.

Almost in counterpoint, Christian broadcasters at CBN News just ran a segment on his recent defenses of Christianity, portraying him as a former staunch atheist who now attends church, praises the Bible and says on air that Christianity simply works. They highlight his on mic musings that the resurrection of Jesus makes more sense to him than the big bang, underscoring a visible spiritual evolution that could mark a long term turn in his public identity.

On the business and politics front, The Independent and AOL Entertainment report fresh fallout from his new Joe Rogan Experience episode with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. In that conversation Rogan reveals Donald Trump’s bizarre texting style, saying the president loves using the big iMessage effect and sends all caps proclamations like USA is RESPECTED again that blow up to fill his screen. He calls Trump an odd guy and notes their relationship has cooled as he criticizes Trump’s harsh immigration raids and skepticism about the 2020 election fraud narrative, a significant shift from his earlier enthusiastic praise during the 2024 campaign.

Bloody Elbow adds a lighter but widely shared beat: Rogan laughing off Trump’s reported plan for eight or nine UFC title fights on the White House lawn as nuts, poking holes in the logistics while still reveling in the absurd spectacle of the idea.

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