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L. M. Sacasas is the director of the Center for the Study of Ethics and Technology. He writes about technology at The Frailest Thing.
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L. M. Sacasas is the director of the Center for the Study of Ethics and Technology. He writes about technology at The Frailest Thing.
L. M. SacasasTechnologyFormation
Silence is best understood not as a negation, but as a positive and formative presence whose absence we suffer from.
L. M. SacasasFeatured
Even just ten years ago, serious attention to the question of technology in Christian communities was hard to come by. Today, that seems to have changed. Along with the rest of American society, Christians have grown more attentive to the […]
L. M. SacasasFeatured
Cardinal Sarah's book argues that silence is not something to avoid or something to be purchased; it is a necessary good as part of a whole human life.
L. M. SacasasLiterature
Rod Dreher's Little Way of Ruthie Leming is an extended meditation on the concept of home, which has deep roots in the Christian theological tradition.
L. M. Sacasas
People laugh at violence and pain, but also at grace and redemption. This is a form of emotional detachment, seen in our reactions to Les Miserables.
L. M. SacasasTechnologyMarshall McLuhan
The edifi claims to be a "Christian tablet." But what makes a technology Christian? Marshall McLuhan and others step in to help.
L. M. SacasasTechnologythe churchborg
The Church's position towards technology should be one of thoughtfulness in the service of faithfulness.
