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by Hegumen Abraam Sleman (Author)
In an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, questions about human identity, truth, and the future of society have taken on new urgency. What does it mean to be human in a world of intelligent machines? How should Christians understand and respond to technologies that are rapidly transforming everyday life?
Artificial Intelligence and the Christian Faith offers a thoughtful and theologically grounded exploration of these questions. Moving beyond speculation and fear, this work examines artificial intelligence through the lens of Scripture, addressing the nature of the human person, the image of God, wisdom, creativity, truth, and the ultimate hope of resurrection.
Rather than treating technology as neutral or autonomous, the book situates artificial intelligence within the broader purposes of God, affirming that all human innovation remains under His authority. It calls believers to discernment, faithfulness, and courage-living not in fear of technological change, but in confidence in the unchanging character of God.
Through careful reflection and pastoral insight, this book invites readers to engage the challenges of the modern world while remaining rooted in biblical truth. It is not merely a study of technology, but a call to live wisely and faithfully in every age.
For readers seeking clarity, depth, and a distinctly Christian perspective on artificial intelligence, this work provides both theological guidance and spiritual encouragement.
