Dr. David Morgan Lochhead, 1936-1999 was, at the time of his death, Professor of Theology at the Vancouver School of Theology. His book, "Theology in a Digital World", 1988, began a study into the theological questions posed by computers and computer communication. Dr. Lochhead died in Saskatoon in June, 1999
David Lochhead Symposium - VST Vancouver, October 2006
Exodus from Eden: Comprehending our creation in an un/real world, David Lochhead Symposium, October 14-16, 2006 (2006)
Rev. Curis S. Ackey. Keynote Address Presented October 14, 2006 at the David Lochhead Memorial...
Getting Real in Virtual Reality, David Lochhead Symposium October 14-16, 2006 (2006)
Address of Dr. Debbie Herring at the David Lochhead Memorial Symposium, October 14-16, 2006. Dr....
The night of October 2, 1984, David Lochhead Symposium Oct 14-16 (2006)
October 2, 1984 David Lochhead made an address on the occasion of his becoming Full...
Journal Reviews
Works about David Morgan Lochhead
Works by David Morgan Lochhead
Technology and Distance Education - Lecture 1, Dr. Lochhead's writings (1997)
First of three talks presented to the SACEM Annual Meeting, Brite Divinity School, Fort Worth,...
Living in Virtual Un/reality, Dr. Lochhead's writings (1995)
Reality and Cyberspace. The Opening Address to the Ecunet '95 Conference in Baltimore, Maryland, May...
Technology, Communication and the Future, Dr. Lochhead's writings (1995)
The future in a "society of generalized communications." final reflection at Ecunet '95, Baltimore, Maryland,...
Theology and Interpretation: A Footnote to McLuhan, Journal of Theology, Dayton United Theological Seminary (1994)
An exploration of the impact of electronic text on hermeneutics. Lochhead argues that electronic text...
A Software World, Dr. Lochhead's writings (1991)
What are the consequences when software defines reality? This essay was prepared for presentation at...
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Theology in a Digital World, Vancouver School of Theology (1984)
Speech at David Lochhead's promotion to Full Professor of Thelogy.