Eric Sammons
Editor-in-Chief at Crisis Magazine
Executive Director of @CrisisPub. Editor-in-Chief of @CrisisMag. “The dad of #CatholicTwitter.” "Woefully ignorant" - The New York Times
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2 weeks ago |
crisismagazine.com | Eric Sammons
We live in strange times. Our culture has long been looking to Sodom and Gomorrah not as warnings but as models to emulate. We lived through a worldwide pandemic that we’ve since discovered originated not from nature but from man’s hubris…and there’s reason to suspect another “plandemic” might be coming. Technology threatens to blur the distinction between human and machine. And instead of being a light of the world, the Church herself staggers under the weight of confusion and apostasy.
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3 weeks ago |
lewrockwell.com | Eric Sammons
Are you a tech optimist or pessimist? Do you think our advancing technology—in areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and space technology—will make our world better or worse? And do you think the new technologies of the last two centuries have more helped or harmed the advancement of mankind? I’ve found that the more traditional a Catholic is, the more likely he is to answer those questions pessimistically.
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3 weeks ago |
brownpelicanla.com | Eric Sammons
Are you a tech optimist or pessimist? Do you think our advancing technology—in areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and space technology—will make our world better or worse? And do you think the new technologies of the last two centuries have more helped or harmed the advancement of mankind? I’ve found that the more traditional a Catholic is, the more likely he is to answer those questions pessimistically.
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3 weeks ago |
crisismagazine.com | Eric Sammons
Are you a tech optimist or pessimist? Do you think our advancing technology-in areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, and space technology-will make our world better or worse? And do you think the new technologies of the last two centuries have more helped or harmed the advancement of mankind? I've found that the more traditional a Catholic is, the more likely he is to answer those questions pessimistically.
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4 weeks ago |
lewrockwell.com | Eric Sammons
It’s Opening Day for Major League Baseball, one of my favorite days of the year. Baseball fans around the country, no matter their favorite team—from the lowly Athletics to the mighty Dodgers—today are optimistic about their team’s chances. In spite of football’s greater popularity these days, baseball remains America’s pastime, and more importantly, baseball is the sport that best teaches the lessons of life. I’d even go so far as to say it is a quintessentially Catholic sport.
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The condescending gatekeeping of Murray is almost unwatchable. I’m surprised @ComicDaveSmith didn’t just reach across the table and slap him. Murray wants to define exactly who is allowed to talk about any subject in order to silence all dissent. https://t.co/EQauJaR4Bx
The Smartphone Battle is *the* most important battle for parents today. If you don’t have the strength to keep smartphones out of your kids’ hands in the face of tremendous pressure, don’t bother even getting married. https://t.co/q34bx8JZU0
Join me in 45 minutes as I explain why I believe Catholicism, not Eastern Orthodoxy, has the strongest truth claims to be the fullness of Christ’s Church https://t.co/PbLX5zglSJ
