by Gordon Laird, June 20, 1999
Prepared for those attending David's Memorial Service, June 22, 1999. A more extensive bibliography will be available in the next IRTC newsletter (Institute for Religion, Technology and Culture, Vancouver, B. C.)
Books:
1981 - Living Between Memory and Hope - a Bible Study for Today, with B. J. Klassen (Toronto: Division of Communication, United Church of Canada, 1981)
1983 - Faith of the Church, ten essays on some fundamentals of the faith (Toronto: United Church Observer, 1983)
1988 - The Dialogical Imperative
- A Christian Reflection on Interfaith Encounter (Maryknoll, New York:
Orbis, 1988)
1988 - Theology in a Digital World (Toronto: United Church Publishing House, 1988) - a collection of six essays: Theology in a Digital World; Theology about a Machine; Does God Love Computers? The New Electronic Church; The Tower of Babel Revisited; Toward a Theology of Information
1988 - General Council Online, David Lochhead, Editor (Vancouver: Small Computers in the Church Committee, 1988
1997 - Ecunet ’97 Conference Proceedings
May 28-31, 1997 (Vancouver: Chalmers Institute, 1998) - David chaired
this conference - his introduction of J. T. Roberson is included, David
delivered his Theme Presentation: "Modem Dreams" (included)
at the closing Banquet.
1997 - Shifting Realities (Geneva: WCC (World Council of Churches) Publishing, 1997)
1997 - On-line Distance Education and the Digital Revolution (Vancouver: Chalmers Institute, 1997)
Complete texts are included, available for printing, of these articles, which are seen as "The Sequel" to Theology in a Digital World:
1988 - The Magical Computer
1990 - Have You Hugged Your Computer Today?
1991 - Software World
1994 - Technology and Interpretation
1995 - Living in Virtual Un/Reality (at Ecunet '95, Baltimore)
1995 - Technology, Communication, and the Future (at Ecunet '95, Baltimore)
1997 - Technology and Distance Education
- (SACEM, Fort Worth Texas)
In addition to the books and Home Page there are videos of lectures, book reviews, articles and sound recordings. David participated in the Dissertations of at least one doctoral studentReturn to Lochhead Tribute Home Page