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Artificial Intelligence in Academic Research and Writing: Implications for Academic Studies in the Coptic Orthodox Church

2025·0 Zitationen·TEACH - Journal of Christian StudiesOpen Access
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The arrival of artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized diverse fields of study, includingthe study of religion. In this article, we concentrate on how AI is applied in theological researchand writing in relation to the academic studies within the Coptic Orthodox Church. With particularemphasis on AI’s ethical implications, plagiarism concerns, and potential in multilingualtranslation of sacred scriptures, we provide recommendations on how AI applications can beused in a way that preserves doctrinal precision, academic accuracy, and integrity of theologicaldiscourse. We explore how these technologies can enhance theological education, particularlywithin the Church’s rich linguistic and historical heritage. Besides, according to biblical teachingsand contemporary thought, we set the example for utilizing AI in researching responsibly so thattheological researchers will remain loyal to the Bible’s teachings yet simultaneously make full useof advances in technology. In this article, we used a sample AI assistance model in Table 1: IllustrativeExample of AI-assisted assessment of references relevance and inline citation, to showcaseone of the many ways AI could assist in scholarly research writing productivity, amongst severalother applications. The article also argues that though AI may assist the Coptic Orthodox scholarin augmenting research capacity, the essential interpretive and pastoral decisions must remain inthe hands of those called and spiritually equipped to carry them.

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