This article examines the rapid impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Christian higher education, evolving beyond initial concerns and apprehensions as expressed through governance and control to pragmatically embracing and optimizing its potential for enriching teaching, learning, and spiritual formation. It considers how AI tools can personalize learning experiences, automate business models, and foster collaborative learning environments and how AI can be leveraged to enhance research, promote global engagement, and address accessibility challenges for students within Christian institutions. It also articulates crucial questions about the limitations and legitimate uses of AI in the context of Christian higher education and discusses the efforts of Los Angeles Pacific University to implement and/or research AI solutions. By embracing AI’s potential while remaining grounded in Christian values, institutions can cultivate innovative and transformative educational experiences that prepare students for a world increasingly shaped by intelligent technologies.
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