This conversation delves into the phrase 'thought and action,' exploring its origins, significance, and implications within the context of the Benedictine tradition and broader theological discourse. John and Jason reflect on their personal experiences in seminary, the intersection of philosophy and action, and the influence of certain thinkers on contemporary thought. They also discuss the role of AI in theological discussions and common critiques of monastic life, ultimately emphasizing the importance of integrating thought and action in both personal and communal practices.