Issue 7: Kingdom Business in the Brave New World (Fall 2018) Please click individual articles below. Living Cases: The Pursuit of Success in God’s Eyes By Archie W. Dunham Artificial Intelligence and the Future of the Workplace: Seven Principles for Healthy AI Development By Wallace Henley Communication Technologies and Interpersonal Relationships: Some Considerations from Theology By Randy Beavers, Denise Daniels, Al Erisman, and Don Lee Wisdom: Skill for Living in a Complex (Technology) World By Marjorie J. Cooper Shalom and Moral Imagination for Business Technologists By Jason M. Stansbury Economics, Privacy, and Christian Ethics By Steven McMullen Acknowledgments PUBLISHERS Robert B. Sloan, Jr. M. Kenneth Holt EDITORS Ernest Liang CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Richard Martinez Darrell Bock REVIEW BOARD (2016-2018) Timothy Ewest, Houston Baptist University Michael Cafferky, Southern Adventist University (retired) John Cragin, Oklahoma Baptist University David Hagenbuch, Messiah College Jeffrey Haymond, Cedarville University David Gill, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (retired) Doris Gomez, Regent University Wallace Henley, Belhaven University Greggory Keiffer, Houston Baptist University Walton Padelford, Union University Yvonne Smith, University of La Verne Kenman Wong, Seattle Pacific University The Christian Business Review, Issue 7. Copyright 2018 Houston Baptist University. All rights reserved by original authors except as noted. Submissions to this journal are welcome. Email us at cbr@hbu.edu. To learn about the Center for Christianity in Business, please visit www.hbu.edu/ccb. Library of Congress Cataloging Data Christian business review (Print) ISSN 2334-2862 Christian business review (Online) (www.hbu.edu/cbrj) ISSN 2334-2854 DISCLAIMER The views expressed in the articles or commentaries in this publication are solely the authors’ and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of the Christian Business Review, Houston Christian University (HCU), the HCU Archie W. Dunham College of Business, or the Center for Christianity in Business. CENTER FOR CHRISTIANITY IN BUSINESS MISSION The mission of the CCB is to equip and encourage leaders to carry their faith into organizations by developing and delivering a distinctively Christian worldview for business. INITIATIVES RESEARCH Consulting Engagements Scholarly Journals Research Seminars and Symposia Resident Scholars Program For Faith and Business Research COMMUNICATION Speaker Series Christian Business Leadership Video Series Christianity in Business Podcast and Live Webinar Series EDUCATION Annual Mentoring Conference Executive Education Programs
