/shrugs I’d be very surprised, but I know nothing about modern theology. I’ve been reading philosophy by working my way forward through time. If there were/are any competent computer scientist/theologians after Leibniz then I do not yet know about them.
(ETA: I suppose I could become one if I put my mind to it but unfortunately I have this whole “figuring out how moral justification works so that everything I love about the world doesn’t perish” thing to deal with.)
Do the theologians know about this?
/shrugs I’d be very surprised, but I know nothing about modern theology. I’ve been reading philosophy by working my way forward through time. If there were/are any competent computer scientist/theologians after Leibniz then I do not yet know about them.
(ETA: I suppose I could become one if I put my mind to it but unfortunately I have this whole “figuring out how moral justification works so that everything I love about the world doesn’t perish” thing to deal with.)