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Etika Kristen dalam Era AI: Pergulatan Moral Gereja di Tengah Transformasi Digital: Pergulatan Moral Gereja di Tengah Transformasi Digital Kurniawan, Andreas; Kusuma, Fandy Prasetya; Setiawan, Tjutjun
Ambassadors: Jurnal Teologi dan Pendidikan Kristiani Vol 4 No 2 (2025): Desember 2025
Publisher : STT INDONESIA MANADO

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54369/ajtpk.v4i2.74

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Abstract: This article focuses on how Christian ethics serves as a guide for the morality of the congregation amidst the AI era, which can trap everyone in deviant behavior due to digital algorithms that do not distinguish between right and wrong information. Based on these fundamental principles, this topic is examined by the researcher by posing questions such as: What are the foundations of Christian ethics in dealing with technology? Through a methodological literature approach that emphasizes critical analysis of theological literature, this method was chosen because theological-ethical research does not rely solely on empirical experiments, but rather on conceptual reflection and hermeneutical analysis of biblical texts, as well as contemporary research findings on AI and ethics. The findings of this study reveal that the fundamental principle of Christian ethics is rooted in the understanding that all human actions, including the use of technology, must reflect wisdom derived from God. Therefore, the church cannot be a passive observer of technological developments but must be a critical prophetic voice against the misuse of AI that threatens human dignity. Because, in essence, the prophetic voice of the church is calling for the restoration of integrity and honesty in the digital space.   Abstrak: Artikel ini berfokus pada bagaimana etika Kristen menjadi panduan bagi moralitas jemaat ditengah era zaman AI yang dapat membuat setiap orang terjebak pada perilaku penyimpangan karena algoritma digital yang tidak memandang benar atau tidaknya sebuah informasi. Atas dasariah itulah maka topik ini dikaji oleh peneliti dengan mengajukan rumusan pertanyaan seperti apa dasar etika Kristen dalam menyikapi digital? Melalui pendekatan metodologis literatur yang menekankan pada telaah kritis terhadap literatur teologis, metode ini dipilih karena penelitian teologis-etis tidak bertumpu pada eksperimen empiris semata, melainkan pada refleksi konseptual dan analisis hermeneutis terhadap teks-teks Alkitab, serta hasil penelitian kontemporer tentang AI dan etika. Hasil temuan kajian ini mengungkapkan bahwa prinsip dasar etika Kristen berakar pada pemahaman bahwa seluruh tindakan manusia, termasuk dalam menggunakan digital, harus mencerminkan hikmat yang berasal dari Allah. Oleh sebab itu, gereja tidak boleh hanya menjadi pengamat pasif terhadap perkembangan digital, tetapi harus menjadi suara kenabian yang kritis terhadap penyalahgunaan AI yang mengancam martabat manusia. Karena sejatinya, suara profetis gereja adalah menyerukan pemulihan integritas dan kejujuran dalam ruang digital.
Pemuda Yang Lari Telanjang: Teologi Kesempatan Kedua Dalam Kisah Yohanes Markus Darmaka, Benediktus James Widya; Setiawan, Tjutjun
JURNAL KADESI Vol. 8 No. 2 (2026): Volume 8 No.2
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Teologi Kadesi Bogor

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.54765/ejurnalkadesi.v8i2.222

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This study examines the theological significance of the young man who fled naked in Mark 14:51-52 and explores the concept of second-chance theology through the life of John Mark. The problem underlying this research is that the brief narrative of the anonymous young man in the Gospel of Mark is often overlooked in biblical interpretation, despite its potential theological implications regarding failure, restoration, and discipleship. The purpose of this study is to analyze the narrative identity of the young man, commonly associated with John Mark, and to investigate how his life trajectory reflects God’s redemptive work through second chances. This research employs a qualitative approach using biblical narrative analysis, literary criticism, and theological reflection based on canonical texts such as Mark 14:51-52, Acts 13:13, Acts 15:36-40, Colossians 4:10, and 2 Timothy 4:11, supported by historical and theological literature. The analysis reveals that the Gospel writer intentionally preserved the embarrassing episode of the fleeing young man as a theological testimony of transformation. The findings indicate that John Mark’s journeyfrom failure in Gethsemane, desertion in missionary work, to restoration and recognition by apostolic leaders—illustrates the dynamic process of spiritual formation through grace and mentorship. The novelty of this research lies in interpreting Mark 14:51-52 not merely as a historical detail but as a narrative self-disclosure that frames the Gospel of Mark within a theology of restoration and second chances. Ultimately, this study concludes that the story of John Mark demonstrates that personal failure does not disqualify individuals from divine calling but may become the starting point of transformative ministry.
Co-Authors Agus Indratno, Yohanes Twintarto Andreas Kurniawan, Andreas Darmaka, Benediktus James Widya Didit Yuliantono Adi Halim, Hardi Hermanto, Yanto Paulus Kusuma, Fandy Prasetya Lasmaria, Fitry Riny Manuputty, Mozes Poluan, Alvonce Prayitno, Yonas Pasiran Ady Rachmat, Ronald Robi Panggarra Rondonuwu, Fery Simon Simon Stefanus, Tonny Andrian Suaji, Sri Darajat Umboh, Steven Tommy Dalekes Waty, Fries