Article Privileges of Personhood We rush to consider the personhood of AI, but we neglect to extend the rights it should confer to the marginalized among us. By John P. Slattery July 8, 2022 Technology Ethics
Beyond Consent On this episode, journalist Christine Emba argues for a new understanding of sexual ethics grounded in traditional virtues. Sexuality Ethics
Article In Search of a Prophetic Voice for Tech Ethics The Church has so far failed to provide nuanced guidance on technological ethics. But it’s not too late to become a prophetic voice on the subject. By John P. Slattery March 10, 2022 Technology Pope Francis Ethics
Article The Longest Year of My Life “When I graded the first set of tests for the ethics classes, I discovered that more than half of the students had cheated.” By Paul Baumann February 9, 2022 Education U.S. Catholicism Ethics
Article The Truth, Finally When living in fear, speaking our truth can be one of the hardest things in the world to do. And yet God still calls for our realest selves, and replies with love. By Anonymous February 6, 2022 The Last Word Ethics
Feature ‘Sops to Humanity’ Samuel Moyn’s new book demonstrates how a focus on war crimes has distracted us from the evil of war itself. By Phil Klay October 4, 2021 War and Peace Nonfiction Ethics