A study in progress
Christadelphian Views on AI
How are believers weighing a technology that arrived faster than the conversation about it? This study listens across ecclesias worldwide — anonymously, carefully — so the community can see itself as it is.
Where the study stands
responses received toward the study’s target
Early signals
What respondents are saying so far
Perceived opportunity
40
of 75 respondents
Interest in AI for Bible study
Perceived concern
59
of 75 respondents
Concern about loss of critical thinking
Personal practice
21
of 66 respondents
Do not use AI for Bible study
Leading biblical emphasis
30
of 75 respondents
Test everything carefully
These are headline signals, not conclusions. Counts are among the respondents who answered each question — the same person can appear in more than one number, because interest and concern often live in the same hearts. The study reflects the voices who have joined, not the whole community.
Sampling: Volunteer referral-based nonprobability sample
Full findings will be published when collection closes and the stewardship behind them — careful analysis, protected privacy, plain wording — is ready.
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The survey is anonymous and takes about ten minutes. Every response makes the picture more complete.
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