Christian AI Ethics: Made in God's image not Man's code

What happens when artificial intelligence begins shaping morality, truth, identity, and human relationships? Can Christians navigate the AI revolution without compromising biblical convictions?In Christian AI Ethics: Made in God's Image, Not Man's Code, L. V. Marcus explores one of the most urgent issues of our generation: how believers should think about artificial intelligence through the lens of Scripture, truth, human dignity, and Christian discipleship.As AI transforms education, ministry, business, communication, politics, family life, and even spiritual influence, Christians are faced with difficult questions: - Can machines replace human wisdom?- What does it mean to be made in the image of God?- How should believers respond to AI-generated truth and deception?- Can technology become an idol?- Where should ethical boundaries be drawn?- How can Christians use AI without losing discernment and spiritual responsibility?This powerful and thought-provoking book combines biblical truth, practical wisdom, cultural analysis, and ethical guidance to help readers understand the opportunities and dangers of artificial intelligence in a rapidly changing world.Inside, you will discover: - A biblical framework for understanding AI- The difference between human consciousness and machine intelligence- How AI affects morality, truth, justice, and free will- The dangers of digital deception and synthetic reality- Christian perspectives on transhumanism and technological control- Ethical concerns surrounding surveillance, privacy, and manipulation- How churches and ministries can use AI responsibly- Practical guidance for families, leaders, educators, and believers- Why human dignity must never be surrendered to algorithmsWritten for Christians, pastors, leaders, students, educators, and anyone seeking wisdom in the age of artificial intelligence, this book offers a clear and compelling call to remain grounded in God's truth while engaging modern technology with discernment and courage.The future may be driven by machines, but humanity was created in the image of God

Pages: 220, Paperback, Independently published