Personalist Manifesto(s)

Personalist Manifesto(s)

Religion EN ↓ 52 episodes

At some point, the easy answers stopped working. Personalist Manifesto(s) is a theology podcast for people who can’t settle for clean resolution. Each episode is a conversation with theologians, philosophers, and honest skeptics about what it means to take faith seriously, without surface answers to important questions. Hosted by Dr. Michael Morelli, theologian and professor at Northwest College & Seminary. Theology that refuses easy answers.

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Personalist Manifesto(s)

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Jun 23, 2026

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Episodes

Artificial Intelligence and Religion - A Conversation with Beth Singler 30.05.2025

Artificial Intelligence, or AI, has entered the mainstream and apparently, it’s here to stay. For a lot of people, it represents a totally new technological phenomenon—something the average person didn’t and couldn’t see coming. Although he died in 1994, Jacques Ellul was not one of those people. As far back as 1954, he wrote in Technological Society about the possibility of “thinking machines” en...

What is Personalism? A Conversation with Daniel Cérézuelle 30.05.2025

In this very first Personalist Manifesto(s) conversation, we hear from Daniel Cérézuelle about Jacques Ellul, Bernard Charbonneau, Personalism, Freedom, and so much more. Daniel Cérézuelle has studied philosophy and social science. As a philosopher he has taught the philosophy of technology in France and the USA and since 1991 has served on the board of the Society for the Philosophy of Technology...

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