👉 Religion computing refers to the intersection of religious beliefs and technology, encompassing the use of digital tools and platforms to explore, practice, and disseminate religious ideas and rituals. This field includes the development of online religious communities, virtual temples, digital scriptures, and AI-driven spiritual guidance. It also involves the analysis of religious data through computational methods to understand trends, beliefs, and practices across different faiths. Religion computing aims to enhance accessibility to religious content, foster global connections among believers, and preserve religious heritage in the digital age. However, it also raises ethical questions about the authenticity of digital spiritual experiences and the potential for technology to both enrich and dilute traditional religious practices.
