This podcast episode explores the intersection of technology and theological thought, discussing the connection between religion and technology in public discourse. It examines how technological advancements intersect with theological concepts and the implications for human agency. The discussion dives into the therapeutic and spiritual function of AI bots, the desire for transparency and recognition in the digital age, the collision between permanence and impermanence on the web, the impact of the internet on seeking justice, the illusion of overcoming finitude through technology, the ethical implications of technology on legacy and resurrection, the glitchiness and ethical concerns of using chatbots to interact with departed loved ones, the question of what is real and what is illusion, and the blurring boundaries between ourselves and the web. Overall, the episode prompts reflection on the impact of technology on religious and philosophical ideas and raises thought-provoking questions about the nature of existence in the digital age.