The theological questions before us in a digital age are pressing. What does God think of AI? Is AI good or evil? Will AI save us? What sort of future will AI give us? In what follows, I want to briefly introduce a few theological concepts that will hopefully help equip us for theological reflection on AI. We will begin with the question of epistemology, or how it is that we come by knowledge; in the realm of theology, this centers on revelation. We will then touch on the doctrine of creation, including the understanding of what it means to be a human creature. Next, we will review aspects of the doctrine of salvation. Finally, we will discuss eschatology, the study of “last things.” I will close by posing some thoughts on what and how theo...
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Abstract: Humans are the images of God and are created with plethora of potentials. They are endowed...
"In this beautifully written, thoroughly researched, and incisively articulated thesis, Taylor exami...
Many recent writers have developed a rich system of theological concepts inspired by computers. This...
Artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain, virtual and augmented reality, (semi-)autonomous ve- hicle...
Given the fact that issues revolving around ethics and politics of artificial intelligence are widel...
Engagement with artificial intelligence (AI) can be highly beneficial for theology. This article map...
Preaching and teaching in our digital age demands theological reflection to answer challenging quest...
Modern developments in evolutionary and cognitive science have increasingly challenged the view that...
Theologians often reflect on the ethical uses and impacts of artificial intelligence, but when it co...
I argue here that Christian ethical responses to Artificial Intelligence (AI) ought to take on, larg...
Combining a deep knowledge of both science and theology, the author compares and contrasts Christian...
The growing presences of increasingly sophisticated and humanlike robots and artificial intelligence...
The issues and concepts of providing machines that imitate or duplicate the function of the human br...
Can AI be a person? What does God tell us about humanity and personhood? These are questions of theo...
This thesis investigates the possibility of a distinctly Christian framework for how to design and u...
Abstract: Humans are the images of God and are created with plethora of potentials. They are endowed...
"In this beautifully written, thoroughly researched, and incisively articulated thesis, Taylor exami...
Many recent writers have developed a rich system of theological concepts inspired by computers. This...