
Pope Leo calls it "particularly insidious": the belief you must earn your worth. Why Genesis argued the opposite long before AI could outproduce us.

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A six-part reading of Pope Leo XIV's AI encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, from a Protestant pastor who also works in technology. Across the series we trace worth, calling, formation, limits, and presence — affirming where the encyclical gets it right, and pressing the deeper question underneath it: before we ask what we're building with AI, we have to ask what we are.
If you've ever quietly wondered — in the shower, on the commute, lying awake at 2 a.m. — what am I actually for? … you're not alone. AI has made that question louder, but it didn't create it. This series traces the question to its roots and discovers an answer that no algorithm can touch.
Most of us learned to start our story with what went wrong. This series rewinds to the beginning — to Genesis 1, where God designed you with purpose before anything was ever broken. Four posts that will change where you start reading your own story.
You were not made to shrink at the doorstep of what matters. A seven-post journey through Numbers 13 and the story that makes us feel too small for our own callings — where it comes from, why the world's voice confirms it, and what it means to walk in.

Pope Leo calls it "particularly insidious": the belief you must earn your worth. Why Genesis argued the opposite long before AI could outproduce us.












