Preface

Introduction

Christian Ethics as Creative Moral Response

Digital Literacies as Praxis

Moral Approaches and Digital Technologies

"We" and Moral Proportion

Moral Means

1 Programming for Difference

Babel: Valuing Diversity

Data, Algorithms, and Predictive Analytics

Searching Difference, Networking Diversity

Excursus 1: Difference and Self-Understanding

2 Networked Selves

Moral Formation in a Digital Life

Are We Disconnected in Our Connection?

Digitally Creating the Self

The Self as Digital, or I Share, and Therefore I Am

Attunement and Digital Moral Formation

Excursus 2: Moral Complicity in the Digital Society

3 Moral Functions Beyond the Delete Key

Sin and Metanoia in a Digital Age

Digital Data, Archiving, and Surveillance

Ctrl + Z: To Forget or to Forgive?

Moral Functions of Forgiveness and Metanoia

Digital Disruption 94

Excursus 3: God as Panopticon or Prisoner

4 Creation Connectivity

Linking Ecological, Technological, and Social Issues

Data Mining and Digital Mattering

Reconnecting with Cocreative Responsibility

Excursus 4: Digital Clouds and Dirt-Filled Devices

5 Ethical Hacking and Hacking Ethics

Swords into Plowshares

Digital Literacies for Hacking

Participatory Culture and Digital Citizenship

Creativity, Hacking, and Community

Conclusion

Excursus 5: Reading and Writing New Visions

Notes

Selected Bibliography

Web Citations