Welcome to Decalogue of AI, where theology meets artificial intelligence (AI).
We’re asking the wrong questions about AI: Can it replace us? Will it take our jobs? Is it conscious? These questions start with fear, not wisdom—with us, not God.
Better questions: What is AI, really? How should Christians think about it? How can we use it faithfully?
This project explores AI through the Ten Commandments as explained in the Westminster Larger Catechism. Over twelve essays, we’ll reflect on the true, the beautiful, and the good from a Trinitarian perspective, then work through each commandment to build a biblical framework useful for everyday life.
I’m a technologist, not a pastor. I’ve started three technology companies and served in Marine Corps signals intelligence. I’m finishing an MA in Theological Studies at Westminster Theological Seminary (This project is my summative evaluation).
Faithful thinking about technology requires both sound theology and technical knowledge. Whether you’re building AI, using it at work, or navigating an AI-driven world, let’s think about this clearly and faithfully together. Let’s ask better questions.
