The new book by Lucas Moreau
Christian Faith in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
How to remain human in a world of intelligent machines
Artificial intelligence is transforming work, education, relationships, and even the way we seek truth. But what idea of the human person do we want to preserve as we use it? This book offers a Christian compass for navigating the AI era — without fear and without naiveté.
The book
What the book is about
Machines are getting ever better at imitating thought, language, creativity, and relationships. But if an algorithm can write, diagnose, teach, and even pray on our behalf, what remains that is uniquely human?
"Christian Faith in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" tackles this question head-on, without shortcuts. It is neither a book against technology nor an enthusiastic guide to prompt engineering. It is a journey in six stages — from artificial intelligence to Christian anthropology, from human dignity to the ethics of algorithmic decision-making — for anyone who wants to understand what can be delegated to machines and what must remain in human hands.
Rooted in Scripture, in dialogue with Pope Leo XIV's encyclical Magnifica Humanitas and the Human-Centered AI paradigm, the book speaks to parents, educators, teachers, catechists, priests, and anyone who wants to think clearly about the future without abandoning their faith.
Topics covered
What you'll find in the book
Understanding artificial intelligence
What AI really is, how it works, and why it matters to understand it before passing judgment. A clear starting point, free of jargon.
Understanding the human person in the light of faith
What the Christian tradition says about the soul, conscience, and creation — and why these categories are essential when facing machines that imitate thought.
What AI can imitate but never possess
Freedom, moral responsibility, relationship with God: the dimensions of humanity that no algorithm can truly replicate.
Education, work, truth, and power
How artificial intelligence is reshaping schools, the workplace, information, and power structures — and which Christian criteria are needed to find our way.
Human-Centered AI and the Christian question
The tech world calls for putting humans at the centre. But which humans — and what vision of the human? Christian faith has something unique to say in this debate.
Living as Christians in the age of AI
Practical tools for everyday discernment: twelve real-life cases, criteria for faith communities, and a guide for reading groups and personal reflection.
The author
Who is Lucas Moreau
Lucas Moreau writes about Christian faith, technology, and contemporary culture. His work is driven by a conviction: it is possible to discuss artificial intelligence with intellectual rigour without giving up the perspective of faith, and it is possible to discuss faith without ignoring the challenges posed by technology.
"Christian Faith in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" is his first book, born from the desire to give readers practical tools for reflection — free of alarmism and oversimplification — on what it means to remain human in a rapidly changing world.