web01.fireside.fm Wed, 22 Apr 2026 08:38:57 -0500 Fireside (https://fireside.fm) https://awpodcast.fireside.fm/tags/noah's%20line Mon, 24 Mar 2025 01:00:00 -0700 Neil and David have a drink together and talk about all things culture, Catholic, Jesus, philosophy, and movies & TV so many movies & TV references. en-us episodic Drink with us; talk with us. David Hall Neil and David have a drink together and talk about all things culture, Catholic, Jesus, philosophy, and movies & TV so many movies & TV references. no Catholic, Christianity, youth ministry, Las Vegas, drinking David Hall Dnghall@hotmail.com https://awpodcast.fireside.fm/lxxx 96f74a00-424c-4964-ad94-b768c538a5f6 Mon, 24 Mar 2025 01:00:00 -0700 David Hall full 6 David Hall Neil and I talk about the relationship between techne and virtue 55:24 yes Neil and I dive into a theological/ethical topic! We talk about the relationship between virtue, those habits the perfect us, and techne, those activities that ease and make our work efficient. Where is the line between being lazy blobs and allowing technology do all the things for us making our lives easy but ultimately less human (think the people on the Axiom on Wall-E) and allowing technology to make our work efficient, allowing us to fulfill our humanity? techne, virtue, catholic, Jesus, noah's line, cain's line, christian, las vegas, art, media, technology Neil and I dive into a theological/ethical topic! We talk about the relationship between virtue, those habits the perfect us, and techne, those activities that ease and make our work efficient. Where is the line between being lazy blobs and allowing technology do all the things for us making our lives easy but ultimately less human (think the people on the Axiom on Wall-E) and allowing technology to make our work efficient, allowing us to fulfill our humanity?

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