Addressing the ethical, philosophical and theological challenges of today.

John Wyatt is a doctor, author, speaker and research scientist.

Our working and personal lives are becoming increasingly infiltrated by simulated persons
Expressive individualism meets simulated personhood
These verses act for many pro-life Christians as the cornerstone of their theology
There’s been a rash of reports that people who spend too long with ChatGPT are ending up mentally ill, or even suicidal
The ethics of why some religious groups (let alone swathes of Americans) cut their sons’ foreskins off are surprisingly complicated
Theological and medical responses to assisted dying

I am a doctor, author, speaker and research scientist.

I worked as a consultant neonatologist for nearly 30 years, but I am now engaged in addressing new ethical, philosophical and theological challenges caused by advances in medical science and technology, especially AI and robotics. I am also fascinated by the interface between cutting-edge science and Christian faith. You can get in touch with me here.

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