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Exploring the application of computerized church education programs
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- This project seeks to resolve several problems that have plagued clergy using church education programs under the DOS operating system. The project reviews diverse perspectives on the relationship between computer technology and Christian theology, reports in-depth interviews with local clergy about their troubles in fixed-disk expansion, memory allocation, and communication skills, and then analyzes mail surveys of 20 software experts about solutions. The project proposes various methods that pastors might immediately employ for the benefit of their Bible study. This project can help pastors implement the emerging resources of computer systems into their ministry.
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