Abstract
In an increasingly advanced digital era, theology encounters both new challenges and significant opportunities for development. This article explores the concept of digital theology as a theological response to the transformation of modern society through information technology. By analyzing the impact of digitalization on religious practices, church communities, and the interpretation of sacred texts, this study highlights how artificial intelligence (AI), social media, and digital platforms can enrich the mission of the church while simultaneously posing risks, such as decontextualized biblical interpretation. Drawing on a literature review of recent scholarly sources, this article proposes an inclusive theological approach to engaging the digital era.
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