Digital theology: a computer science perspective

Bingley, U.K.: Emerald Publishing. Edited by Anthony-Paul Cooper (2021)
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Introduction: towards a dialogue of the theological and the computational -- What is digital theology? -- Why explore digital theology? -- How to research digital theology? -- What might the future of digital theology look like? -- Conclusion.

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BR115.C65.S88 2021

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