Bertrand du Castel
 
 
Timothy M. Jurgensen
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COMPUTER THEOLOGY
  Computer Interactions
Characteristics of the Infrastructure
  

4 Physiology of the Individual

  

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  Turtles Ad Infinitum
Human Structures and Processes
Smart Bricks and Mortar
Sustenance for the Body
Sustenance for the Mind
Computer Architecture
Personal Electronic Devices
Foundations of Consciousness 		 
5 Fabric of Society  

141  
  Democracy: Sharia of Christianity?
Evolution of Social Ecosystems
Model of Social Ecosystems
Religion
Vox Populi, Vox Dei
Social System Ontologies
Architectures of Computer Interaction
Networks
Convergence
Current Content Architectures
Future Architectures		  
6 The Shrine of Content  

187  
  Satisfying the Cognitive Appetite
Content Rituals - Pagans Recapture Their Holiday
Content Brokers
Content Access Models
Sustenance sans Solace
Personal Electronic Devices
Location, location, location
Access
Content model
Network
Thought
Trust and Content 		 
7 In His Own Image  

217  
  Trust through Causality
Science is the Religion of Disbelief
Creating Trust
From Physiology to Sociology
Modeling Trust
Trust in the Real World
The Physical Underbelly of Trust		  

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ComputerTheology
Intelligent Design of the World Wide Web
Bertrand du Castel and Timothy M. Jurgensen
Midori Press, Austin Texas
1st Edition 2008 (468 pp)
ISBN 0-9801821-1-5

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