Humanity is building another tower. Who will write the rules? Nations and technology companies are racing to decide who will set the rules for artificial intelligence. The headlines are full of promises that sound almost limitless, and fears that sound almost apocalyptic. But we have heard this conversation before. Thousands of years ago, on a plain in ancient Babylonia, people gathered with one language, one plan, and a powerful new technology. They said, "Come, let's build a great city for ourselves with a tower that reaches into the sky. This will make us famous." The Tower of Babel was humanity's first great attempt to secure the future without God, and it was not the last. In Babel 2.0, Pastor John E. Miller walks through Genesis 11, Psalm 2, and the prophecies of Daniel to show what Scripture says about human ambition, world power, and the kingdom that will outlast every tower. This is not a book written in fear of technology. It is a clear, hopeful, Bible-centered guide for believers who want to think wisely about AI without losing sight of who truly rules the world. Inside you'll discover: - Why the builders of Babel wanted to "make a name" for themselves, and how that same drive shows up in the AI race today- What the Bible says about who writes the rules for the nations- Why God laughs at the plans of the powerful in Psalm 2, and why that is good news for you- How Daniel's vision of a stone "cut without hands" reveals a kingdom no empire can topple- The B.A.B.E.L. Response, five practical ways to live faithfully in the age of AI: Bow to the True King, Anchor in the Word, Build on the Rock, Engage Without Fear, and Look Up Every chapter includes questions for reflection and a closing prayer, which makes Babel 2.0 ideal for personal devotion, small groups, and Sunday school classes. The story that began with scattered builders at Babel ends with a gathered church at Pentecost. The towers of this world will fall, but the kingdom of God will stand forever. Hope. Encouragement. Victory. For Daily Living.
