Computer Science: Creating in a Fallen World
When God created people in his image, he gave them the gift of sub-creation. One of the great joys of…
When God created people in his image, he gave them the gift of sub-creation. One of the great joys of…
This paper poses questions related to faith and computer technology and explores how faith informs our view of computer technology.…
Presents a cusp model incorporating intuition and the dichotomies of the analytic/synthetic, abstract/concrete, and symbolic/model-theoretic. Relates it to Kuhnian revolutions…
Education should teach knowledge, skills, and virtue. Practicing virtues requires skills of various sorts, but these can be learned simultaneously…
Computers can be helpful for curriculum-planning and evaluation as well as class scheduling. They can also be used for aiding…
This article introduces the distinction between proprietary and open source software, and discusses connections with Christian thought. It argues that…
Reprint of 2005 conference paper. A number of Christian theories of technology have been advanced, some at odds with others.…
Computers are only useful when predictable. Man is useful even when unpredictable because he can make a responsible choice. Computers…
Book presents a broad but thorough overview of issues a Christian in the computer field ought to consider. Draws heavily…
A review of computer science literature shows that incorporating beauty is beneficial in areas such as programming and design. Beauty…
Some appear ready to rush wholesale into adopting computer technology in their classrooms without thinking through possible problems. Use of…
Numerous computer users talk of their online experiences in spiritual terms. People say that computer networks resonate with our sense…
Letter in reply to Williams [1966]. The computer as a tool should improve, not replace, man's service to God. Humans…
There are widely different assesments of the value of technology for modern culture. Technology is making decisive contributions to our…
An unusual book, based on a series of public lectures, that presents Knuth's ideas about computer science and theology. Part…