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== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Creating</span> == Future Frontiers: # '''Computational Scholasticism''': Using modern "Formal Logic" and AI to map the complex arguments of medieval thinkers to see if they hold up today. # '''Reason and AI''': Applying "Natural Law" to AI to see if there are some "Universal Ethics" that a machine would discover on its own. # '''The New Bridge''': Using the "Medieval Method" to reconcile modern science (Quantum/Relativity) with our human sense of meaning and purpose. # '''Inter-religious Philosophy''': Re-opening the "Conversations" between Avicenna, Maimonides, and Aquinas to solve 21st-century conflicts. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Religion]] </div>
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