The head of the British Roman Catholic church says, “I think there’s a worry that an excessive use, or an almost exclusive use of text and emails means that as a society we’re losing some of the ability to build interpersonal … Continue reading
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The Right/Wrong Dichotomy One of Christianity’s greatest strengths is that it is deeply concerned with morality. However, when it comes to thinking about technology, this strength often turns into a major weakness. It’s great for us to be thinking about … Continue reading
In the latest issue of the online journal Themelios, D. A. Carson’s editorial is largely concerned with technology. Here’s a choice quote: Scarcely less important than speed of access is the Internet’s sheer intoxicating addictiveness–or, more broadly, we might be … Continue reading
Freud had some great observations about how the technology of his day (wired telephones and railroads) were affecting his world. This quote summarizes his feelings: “If there had been no railway to conquer distance, my child would never have left … Continue reading
