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
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...
Works about David Morgan Lochhead
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...
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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.