Jason Thacker

Thacker delves into the intersection of Christian ethics and technology, focusing on how digital and AI advancements challenge moral frameworks. His work explores the implications of emerging technologies on faith and ethics, offering a nuanced perspective that blends theological insights with philosophical inquiry. As an assistant professor at Boyce College and the director of research in technology ethics for The Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission, Thacker is committed to guiding Christians in navigating the ethical dilemmas posed by modern technologies.\n\nIn his book, "Following Jesus in the Digital Age," Thacker provides practical advice for Christians seeking to live faithfully in a tech-saturated world. He extends these discussions in "The Age of AI: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity," where he delves into the ethical and theological dimensions of artificial intelligence. His scholarly approach integrates biblical principles with contemporary ethical challenges, aiming to equip readers with a framework for understanding the impact of technology on human dignity and morality. Moreover, as the editor of "The Digital Public Square," Thacker synthesizes diverse views on how Christian ethics can inform public discourse in a digital society.\n\nThacker’s contributions are recognized across both academic and religious communities, with his work featured in prominent publications like Christianity Today and Desiring God. His focus on ethics, combined with a rigorous philosophical methodology, offers valuable insights to scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in the ethical implications of technology. By bridging the gap between faith and modern technological issues, Thacker's books and bio highlight his role as a leading voice in Christian ethics.