Computer programming is a creative activity in which you have to build coherent, rational systems. This can teach us something about faith.
Computer Programming as a Lesson in Faith
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The Magic of Computer Programming
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What drew me to computer programming was getting to be creative. Later, I heard someone say the whole thing is like magic. They were right.
Kant’s Categorical Imperative and the Golden, Silver, and Platinum Rules
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I. The Rules Everyone Knows A. The Two “Normal” Rules A lot of people confuse the Golden Rule with the Silver Rule. Here’s the Golden…
Imagining the Kingdom, by James K. A. Smith
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I recently finished Imagining the Kingdom: How Worship Works (Cultural Liturgies, vol. 2), by James. K. A. Smith. It’s the 2nd book in a series,…
Some Not-Well-Developed Thoughts: Whether wholes are more fundamental than their parts, or parts more fundamental than their wholes, is an important question. The terminology of…