The human condition is now a digital condition, a "digitization of the whole". The digital environment represents a challenge on multiple levels for the Church; it is therefore essential to deepen the knowledge of its dynamics and its significance from an anthropological and ethical point of view. It is also necessary to reread the Bible keeping in mind the completely new perimeters in which we find ourselves in the digital condition and to re-evaluate how much technology continuously crosses biblical data, enriching it and thus allowing us today to reread it carefully. With these premises, the contribution proposes the figure of the anthronome. Anthronomy and the anthronome have the aim of putting the human as a norm, of bringing the human and humanity into the digital condition.
Peyron, L. G., Antronomia teologica, <<WARSZAWSKIE STUDIA TEOLOGICZNE>>, 2021; 34 (2): 160-173. [doi:10.30439/WST.2021.2.9] [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/192241]
Antronomia teologica
Peyron, Luca Giorgio
2021
Abstract
The human condition is now a digital condition, a "digitization of the whole". The digital environment represents a challenge on multiple levels for the Church; it is therefore essential to deepen the knowledge of its dynamics and its significance from an anthropological and ethical point of view. It is also necessary to reread the Bible keeping in mind the completely new perimeters in which we find ourselves in the digital condition and to re-evaluate how much technology continuously crosses biblical data, enriching it and thus allowing us today to reread it carefully. With these premises, the contribution proposes the figure of the anthronome. Anthronomy and the anthronome have the aim of putting the human as a norm, of bringing the human and humanity into the digital condition.
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