Announcing the Publication of

God and Technology

Part of the Cambridge Elements Series on The Problem of God

God and Technology brings together conversations in Media Studies, Philosophy of Technology, and Digital Religion Studies to consider how technology shape our ideas of God in the 21st Century.

God and Technology explores how popular media and emerging technologies are increasingly framed and understood through a distinct range of spiritual myths, metaphors, images, and representations of God. It considers how popular Sci Fi films, and media coverage of public philosophy link ideas about God and technology draw attention to common conceptions that describe a perceived relationship between religion and technology today. It synthesizes these discussions and categories and presents them in four distinct models, showing a range of ways in which the relationship between God and technology is commonly depicted. The book seeks to create a platform for scholarly study and critical discourse on technology's religious and spiritual representation in digital and emerging media cultures and contexts through this work.

The book is now available to purchase through the publisher’s website and Amazon.