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Love is Universal: AI, Angels, and Astrobiology at the Ends of Time and Space

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By Benjamin B. DeVan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Applying scientific theology to possible existence of astrobiology, aliens, and Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence (ETI) invites constructive analysis along at least four lines of inquiry. First are potential parallels between advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and biological ETI. Second is the extent to which angels offer precedents for thinking about astrobiology given that the Bible, for example, portrays angels as intelligent beings who interact with the natural, physical world.
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Don’t Look Up? Four Views on Heaven: An Extended Review

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By Benjamin B. DeVan, John S. Feinberg, Peter Kreeft, Michael E. Wittmer
| Christian Scholar's Review
Four Views on Heaven Published by Zondervan Academic in 218pp / $$20.99 / 978-0310093886 “Everyone wants to go to heaven, but nobody wants to die,” opens John S. Feinberg in Four Views on Heaven (23).
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Shall All Be Saved? David Bentley Hart’s Vision of Universal Reconciliation—An Extended Review

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By Benjamin B. DeVan
| Christian Scholar's Review
That All Shall Be Saved: Heaven, Hell, and Universal Salvation Published by Yale University Press in 231pp / $19.90 / 978-0300246223 Benjamin B. DeVan teaches at Palm Beach Atlantic University. In the episode “Honor” for AMC’s series The Walking Dead, teenage protagonist Carl Grimes suffers a fatal wound. His family tries to make him comfortable and listen to his last words. Carl recounts a vision beneath a shattered stained glass window with its cross still intact.
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