Media Roundup 7/9/2026
AI, America, and Orthodox Christian social thought
Dear subscribers,
It has been a busy media week.
I had an essay on Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas at Public Orthodoxy:
Orthodox Christians should … contribute our distinct insights to the principle of catholicity, positive dialogue with the science of economics, and the social nature of asceticism, as we engage with AI and other new challenges today.
Next, I was interviewed on Ave Maria in the Afternoon about my new book co-edited with John Pinheiro, The Christian Roots of American Liberty. My segments starts at 31:00. My thanks to Marcus Peter for a great interview.
I was also interviewed about the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
Read the article (in Czech) here.
Last (I think), there was a symposium on my book, The Kingdom of God and the Common Good in Faith & Economics. My thanks to Steve McMullen for arranging the symposium, as well as the participants, David Koyzis, Andrew Yuengert, and Caleb Petitt. I also contributed a response to their articles.
I expect more articles and other media in the coming weeks, so stay tuned!
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Until next week,
Dylan
