Index
Erkki Sutinen
(University of Turku, Finland)
Anthony-Paul Cooper
(Durham University, UK & University of Turku, Finland)
Digital Theology: A Computer Science Perspective
ISBN: 978-1-83982-535-4, eISBN: 978-1-83982-534-7
Publication date: 27 July 2021
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Citation
Sutinen, E. and Cooper, A.-P. (2021), "Index", Digital Theology: A Computer Science Perspective, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 135-140. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83982-534-720211016
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:Emerald Publishing Limited
Copyright © 2021 Erkki Sutinen and Anthony-Paul Cooper
INDEX
Note: Page numbers followed by “n” indicate notes.
Acting
, 106, 108
Action research
, 63
African megachurches
, 93
Agile approach
, 82
Alpha Church
, 19
Alpha et Omega
, 114–118
Ancilla theologiae
, 51, 121
Apologetics
, 44, 51
Application programming interfaces (APIs)
, 77, 81
Artefacts
, 4, 63, 84, 122
Artificial intelligence
, 5 (see also Virtual reality)
experts
, 10
modern
, 51
technologies for
, 51–52
Artificially intelligent theology
, 51–52
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
, 84, 90n4
Augmented reality church
, 20–22
Being
, 107–108
Belonging
, 107–108
Belongingness technologies
, 108
Bespoke apps
, 30
Bible apps and in year apps/plug-ins
, 23–24
Biblingo software
, 23
Big data theology
, 49–51
Black swan
, 122n2
Bottom-up theologising
, 41–42
Canon
, 52
Case studies
, 74
Catechism
, 46
Center for Humane Technology
, 33
Christian Chat
, 20
Christian Connection
, 25
Christian dating apps
, 25
Christian faith
, 25
Christian theology
, 1, 6
Christianity
, 7, 52
Church historian
, 120
Church leadership and management technology
, 30
Church online
, 116
ChurchSuite
, 30
Classification problems
, 66
Clustering problems
, 66
Co-design process
, 5, 43, 53, 82, 117
Community of faith, congregation or church
, 4
Conceive, design, implement and operate approach (CDIO approach)
, 8
Congregation
, 39
Constructive research (see Design science—research)
Content analysis
, 77–78
Context-aware theology
, 52–54
Conventional or dominating design
, 40
COVID-19 impact on Digital Theology
, 94
Crafting
, 106–108
Creating
, 106–108
Creative faith communities
, 41
Creativity of God
, 41
Crowd-sourcing theology
, 41–43
Cultural appropriation
, 48
Culture of fear
, 38
Cyberchurches (see Online-only churches)
Data science
, 50, 81
Data-driven approach
, 10n6
Demonisation
, 10, 110
Dependence
, 109–112
Depression
, 33
Descriptive statistics
, 64–65
Design science
, 75–76
research
, 62–63, 75–76
Dialogue
, 123n7
Digital congregation
, 127
Digital connectivity
, 110
Digital feedback service
, 39
Digital parishioner
, 128
Digital presence
, 21
Digital religion
, 1
Digital sacred reality
, 37–38
Digital sacred space
, 36–37
Digital solutions orientation
, 62–63
Digital technology
, 42
Digital theologian
, 5, 127
Digital tools
, 4, 7, 10, 48, 91–92, 97
Digital transformation shapes Digital Theology
, 5–6
Digital worship
, 38, 119
Digitalisation
, 34, 116
Digitisation
, 116
of offline texts
, 23
in theology
, 5–6
Duolingo apps
, 30
E-confession app
, 113
e-fying
, 55–56
e-Leadership at church
, 56
e-Learning
, 107
e-Theology
, 55–56
Economy
, 102–103
Ecumenism
, 48, 102–103
Efficient cause
, 57
Emancipatory orientation
, 63
Emojis in religious discourse
, 27–28
Emoticons
, 54–55
Encyclopaedia of Digital Theology research methods
, 63
case studies
, 74
design science
, 75–76
ethnographies
, 69–71
focus groups
, 68–69
grounded theory
, 71–72
machine learning
, 65–67
mixed methods
, 76
observation-based methods
, 75
phenomenography
, 71
qualitative interviews
, 67–68
qualitative surveys
, 72–73
quantitative surveys
, 63–64
social media research
, 76–81
statistical analyses
, 64–65
Enterprise resource planning system (ERP system)
, 44
Epistemology
, 98–99
Ethnographies
, 69–71
Ex nihilo
, 41
Exegetist
, 120
Experimentation
, 118–119
Exploration
, 118–119
Extended reality church
, 20–22
Eye tracking
, 50, 60n19
Faith
in God
, 36
in technology
, 1
Faithful innovation
, 40
Final cause
, 57
Focus groups
, 68–69
Foresight
, 122n3
Formal cause
, 57
Freedom
, 109–112
Freedom of information (FOI)
, 102
Fundraising
, 50
Future of Digital Theology
, 91
agents and origins of change
, 96–98
complexities of drama
, 106–114
computer scientist challenging theologian
, 119–121
factors shaping
, 91–95
key resources in economy and Oikoumene
, 102–105
narrative of interplay of tensions
, 95–117
paradigm shift
, 121–122
real-life laboratories for designing Digital Theology applications
, 117–119
representing and naming reality
, 98–102
setting scene
, 96–105
tasks of Digital Theology in foreseeable future
, 117
Game dynamics
, 53
Game mechanics
, 53
Gameplay
, 53
Gamification missiological awareness
, 53–54
Geospatial analysis
, 78–79
Glocal congregation
, 47–49
Grounded theory
, 71–72
Holy Communion
, 100–101
Holy Ghost Church in Turku, Finland
, 21
Home
, 114
Human existence modes
, 106–109
Human language technologies for intra-and extra-church encounters
, 52
Humane technology
, 3
Hypothesis testing
, 64–65
IBM SPSS
, 81
Illiteracy
, 54
Imago Dei
, 109, 117
Inclusive church
, 55
Incremental innovation
, 39
Independent-samples t-test
, 65
Inferential statistics
, 64–65
Informal education
, 58–59n8
Information and Communication Technologies for Development (ICT4D)
, 122n1, 125n21
Information technology (IT)
, 1
Innovating or innovative theology
, 38–41
Inreach
, 59n10
Inter-X design
, 55
Interactive technology
, 34
Interactive Theology designer
, 5
Internet addiction
, 33
Internet churches (see Online-only churches)
Internet of Things (IoT)
, 58n3, 100
Interpretive orientation
, 62
Islam
, 7, 52
Judaism
, 7, 52
Knowing
, 56, 106–108
Knowledge
, 6, 25, 30, 38, 44, 50, 52, 56, 124n14
tree of knowledge of good and evil
, 112–114
workers
, 106
Kuhnian paradigm shift
, 121–122
Last mile
, 110
Learning
, 106–107
analytics
, 50
programming
, 123n9
Legacy system
, 40, 58
Legal compliance
, 84
Life before death
, 27, 88
Linux operating system
, 39
Long walk to freedom
, 115
Love and Sex with Robots
, 124n18
m-Pilgrimage
, 46
Machine learning
, 30, 52, 65–67, 81
Making
, 104, 106
decision
, 7
meaning making of faith
, 27
Matching algorithms
, 50
Material cause
, 56–57
Megatrends
, 92–93
Messy church
, 89n2
Missio Dei
, 45, 117–118
Missiology
, 44, 52, 120
Mission by mobile congregation
, 45–46
Mixed methods
, 76
Mobile technology
, 42, 44–45
Mobile theology
, 44–46
Naïve Bayes algorithm
, 66
Non-formal education
, 58–59n8
Novel technology
, 40
Null hypothesis
, 64–65
Observation-based methods
, 75
Obtrusive design
, 58–59n8
Online bible technology
, 88–89
Online Christian communities
, 19–20
Online Christian dating
, 25–26
Online church services
, 17–19
Online theology vocational training
, 29–30
Online-only churches
, 19
Ontology
, 16, 52, 120
Open government data (OGD)
, 50, 102
Open innovation process
, 39
Open problem solving
, 41
Paul Tillich’s method of correlation
, 4–5
Phenomenography
, 71
Pilgrimages
, 46
Pioneer church
, 89–90n3
Place
, 36
Post-positivistic orientation
, 62
Power issues
, 6–7
Practical theologian
, 120
Preacher
, 39
Purpose Driven Church
, 59n11
Python software package
, 81
Qualitative coding process
, 66
Qualitative interviews
, 67–68
Qualitative surveys
, 72–73
Quality in Digital Theology research
, 82
ethical principles
, 83–89
quality assurance
, 83
Quantitative approach
, 62
Quantitative surveys
, 63–64
R software package
, 81
Radical innovation
, 39
Real-life laboratories for designing Digital Theology applications
, 117–119
Reality
, 36
Relevance
, 114
Research, development and innovation (RDI)
, 6, 61, 120
Research digital theology
, 61 (see also Social media research)
data collection and analysis
, 81–82
digital solutions orientation and design science research
, 62–63
emancipatory orientation and action research
, 63
encyclopaedia of Digital Theology research methods
, 63–81
ensuring quality in Digital Theology research
, 82–89
interpretive orientation and qualitative approach
, 62
(post-)positivistic orientation and quantitative approach
, 62
software development
, 82
tools
, 81–82
Road
, 114–115
Sacred place
, 37
Sacred reality
, 37
Sacred space
, 37
Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
, 54, 60n24
Second Life might
, 29
Sentiment analysis
, 79–81
SentiStrength
, 80
Sex robots
, 108
Silence
, 37, 107, 124n15
Silicon Valley
, 33
Slavery
, 109–112
Social Dilemma, The
, 10, 33
Social media research
, 76
content analysis
, 77–78
geospatial analysis
, 78–79
sentiment analysis
, 79–81
Space
, 36, 38
physical
, 36
sacred
, 7, 24
Spiricons
, 55
Spirituality
, 33, 41, 52
Statistical analyses
, 64–65
STEAM education
, 54, 60n24
Storytelling app
, 45–46
Structured data
, 10n6
Sustainability
, 46, 105, 115
Sustainable religious literacy app
, 47
Sustainable technology
, 46–47
Sustainable theology
, 46–49
Systematic theologian
, 120
Tasks of Digital Theology in foreseeable future
, 117
Tech
, 33
Technology
, 1, 6–7, 34–35, 41–42
attributes shaping expectations from Digital Theology
, 35
examples of changing role
, 108
fluidity
, 108
Theologia viatorum
, 44
Theologians
, 4, 9, 30, 44, 54, 120
Theology
, 51
artificially intelligent
, 51–52
big data
, 49–51
Christian
, 1, 6
context-aware
, 52–54
e-Theology
, 55–56
innovating or innovative
, 38–41
mobile
, 44–46
ubiquitous
, 34–38
universal access
, 54–55
Transparency of automatic reasoning
, 51
Tree of knowledge of good and evil
, 112–114
Triple helix innovation model
, 39
Trust-based leadership
, 56
Turing Test
, 31n1
Ubiquitous theology
, 34–38
Ubuntu
, 3, 107–108
United Nations’ goals for sustainable development (SDGs)
, 46–47
Universal access theology
, 54–55
Urbi et orbi
, 115
Virtual reality
, 33
church
, 20–22
representation of tour
, 105
Weka
, 81
WordDive apps
, 30
Working
, 106, 111
World Wide Web consortium (W3C)
, 60n25
YouTube
, 30
YouVersion
, 23–24
Zone of proximal development
, 115