The philosophy of information proceeds from the phenomenology of the information society and the information sciences to a critical study of the epistemological, ontological, anthropological and ethical principles of information. In addition to describing the phenomenon, it will investigate the relationships between man, society, culture and religion that arise due to the change in the way information exists (ICT, virtual reality, artificial intelligence). From the perspective of a Christian philosophy, the course also engages in an anthropological reflection on human beings, as users of information, evaluating, in the use of information and information technology, the limits and ethical and religious consequences that may arise.