Faith, Technology, and the Future of the Home

Technology is entering our homes in new ways. We’re familiar with simple robots, like vacuums or lawn‑mowers, but humanoid robots are different. They’re designed to look or move like people, with faces, arms, or expressive features that feel more personal.

As these technologies become part of daily life, Christians are asking important questions about family, faith, and the future of the home.

This brief survey explores how believers view robots and humanoid robots—spiritually, ethically, and culturally. Thank you for sharing your perspective.

1. How comfortable would you be having a humanoid robot in your home for everyday tasks (cleaning, caregiving, companionship)? *

2. Do you believe the presence of humanoid robots in the home would strengthen, weaken, or have no effect on a family’s spiritual life? *

Strengthen
No effect
Weaken
Not sure

3. How concerned are you that robots could replace human connection in areas God designed for human relationships (caregiving, companionship, mentoring)? *

Very concerned
Somewhat concerned
Not concerned
Not sure

4. Would you trust a robot to assist with spiritual routines (reading Scripture aloud, prayer reminders, devotional prompts)? *

Yes
Maybe
No

5. Do you believe Christians should set ethical boundaries for how robots and AI are used in the home? *

Yes
Maybe
No

6. Which of the following concerns you most about humanoid robots becoming common in homes? *

7. Do you believe society should have guidelines or protections regarding how robots interact with children, the elderly, or vulnerable individuals? *

Yes
Maybe
No

8. In your view, what is the most important biblical principle Christians should keep in mind as technology becomes more human-like? *

9. If fully autonomous (self driving) cars — meaning vehicles with no steering wheel — became widely available, would you feel comfortable riding in one? *

Yes
Maybe
No

10. If fully autonomous cars became common, would you personally consider owning one for your household? *

Yes
Maybe
No

11. If fully autonomous cars became common, what do you think insurance companies would do with their rates? *

Lower rates
Keep rates the same
Increase rates
Not sure

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