Latterdaysaintmag iconLatterdaysaintmagSep 8, 2026 ~1 min source read

When the Faithful Ask AI for Help

I write as the founder and CEO of the largest cross-faith AI spiritual infrastructure platform currently in operation. Increasingly, people are turning to AI for some of life's most personal and consequential questions.

When the Faithful Ask AI for Help
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Increasingly, people are turning to AI for some of life's most personal and consequential questions.

I write as the founder and CEO of the largest cross-faith AI spiritual infrastructure platform currently in operation.

Faith seekers of the next generation are not waiting for denominational guidance.

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Increasingly, people are turning to AI for some of life's most personal and consequential questions. I write as the founder and CEO of the largest cross-faith AI spiritual infrastructure platform currently in operation. Faith seekers of the next generation are not waiting for denominational guidance.

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  • Pew found that 72% of adults under 30 had not participated in a service during the previous month, while Gallup found that only 22% of 18- to 29-year-olds attended weekly or nearly weekly in its 2021–2023...

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  • This article was first published by Public Square Magazine.

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