- Introducing Ethical Technology: Why Faith Matters in the Digital Age
- What Is Ethical Hacking? A Practical Guide for Beginners
- Faith and Ethics in AI: Ensuring Technology Aligns with Biblical Principles
- How to Avoid Bias in Machine Learning Models
- Stewardship in Technology: Caring for God’s Creation in the Digital World
- The Ethics of Open Source: Contributing to the Community
- How to Handle Ethical Dilemmas as a Christian in Tech
- Understanding Digital Forensics: Solving Cybersecurity Mysteries
- The Power of Forgiveness in Resolving Workplace Conflicts
Introduction
Technology shapes nearly every aspect of our lives. From the phones in our pockets to the algorithms powering global industries, digital tools have become the unseen architecture of modern society. But with great power comes great responsibility — and pressing ethical questions.
As Christians, we cannot remain silent or passive about the role of technology. Our faith calls us to engage thoughtfully, to bring light into complex spaces, and to ensure that innovation serves humanity rather than harms it. This is the heartbeat of our August series: Ethical Technology.
Why Ethics in Technology Matters
- Technology is not neutral – Every app, algorithm, or platform reflects the values of those who design and use it.
- Digital choices have real impact – Bias, exploitation, and misuse of data can deeply affect people’s lives.
- Faith offers a foundation – Scripture gives us timeless principles of justice, stewardship, and love that apply just as much to technology as they do to any other part of life.
A Christian Perspective
From the very beginning, humanity was called to be caretakers of creation (Genesis 2:15). That calling extends into the digital realm. Whether we’re coding software, securing networks, or simply using technology daily, our choices should reflect:
- Justice – protecting the vulnerable.
- Stewardship – using resources wisely.
- Integrity – walking faithfully in truth.
- Love – seeking the good of our neighbors.
What to Expect This Month
Throughout August, we’ll explore key questions at the intersection of faith, ethics, and technology — from AI and open source, to hacking, digital forensics, and forgiveness in the workplace. Each post will offer both practical insights and biblical reflections to equip you for living faithfully in a digital world.
“Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.” – James 1:22
Conclusion
The digital age brings immense opportunity — but also significant challenges. By engaging with technology through the lens of faith, we can shape a future that reflects God’s justice, compassion, and truth. Join us this month as we step into these conversations together.
