Category Archives: Digital Theology

Earlier this week, we introduced a new series showcasing some of the latest research in… Continue Reading

Recently the Society of Biblical Literature (SBL) and the American Academy of Religion (AAR) held joint… Continue Reading

Over the Summer, the BigBible Blog hosted a series of posts on discipleship: Dr Tim… Continue Reading

Ian Paul recently wrote an interesting blog post on why print Bibles offer a better… Continue Reading

In a Christianity Today article entitled “Fixing Our Privacy Settings,” Chris Ridgeway argues that knowing and being… Continue Reading

Technology is not hermeneutically neutral; it has illocutionary force. That is to say, technology itself… Continue Reading

Digital media, in its various forms, can be difficult and slippery to understand. The temptation… Continue Reading

There’s a pervasive strain of thought, common to Christians and non-Christians alike, that what happens… Continue Reading

What does “discipleship” look like today? How do Christians look for spiritual growth and formation… Continue Reading

April 19–20, CODEC hosted a symposium, “The Virtual Body of Christ? Sacrament & Liturgy in Digital… Continue Reading