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Drew Goodmanson, a fellow presenter at Christian Web Conference and all around smart-guy, argued today that we should reframe the discussion about online church around this question: What are
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As more evangelicals begin to wrestle with questions of technology and how it shapes our local congregations, I suspect there will be many who sympathize with the position articulated quite
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Andrew's post about virtuality and the possibility of online church--or is it 'church'?--is definitely a 'must read' for anyone who interested in
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Continuing from our previous thoughts: the question of technology and our modern understanding of it is a question of whether the pursuit of scientific reasoning is to be bounded by
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Andrew Feenberg, who specializes in the philosophy of technology, points out that the crucial difference between modern and pre-modern conceptions of technology. He writes: "In the Greek view
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For non-tech content providers, at least. Ezra Klein: The success of Politico actually seems like an incredibly discouraging sign for the media. Here you have this forward-thinking, primarily
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In an age saturated by information, our most precious asset is our ability to give--and take away--attention. For most young people, their attention is very rarely concentrated in
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"In their hoodies and lanyards and baseball caps, they do not look like gods, but after what I have just seen, it is hard not to think in those
Matthew Lee AndersonTechnology
On October 17th, I penned these words regarding the future of the internet: That is, a smart application creator will develop applications that collect and share data across platforms (MySpace
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There's lots of talk these days about Facebook being the next Microsoft. Is it? The main question for Facebook, as it is with nearly every interesting web idea,
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While some people are certainly worse than I, I have been known to drop a ":)" or a ";)" in my emails. Most of the time, it is
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One of my favorite blogs is Lifehacker, where the motto is "Don't live to geek, geek to live." Though not quite a geek myself, I enjoy