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Eddie LaRowTechnologySexuality

The Flattening of the Human Person: Looksmaxxing and Clavicular

Emerging movements that emphasize bodily transformation as a tool for identity curation end up grinding the human person down to their bone structure.

Drake OsbornTechnologyChurchFormation

What is Technology Good For?

We can and should distinguish between technologies that primarily preserve, technologies that primarily produce, and technologies that primarily form.

Nadya WilliamsFamilyTechnologyHealth & Medicine

Freebirth in an Age of Hospitals

The Free Birth Society is a dangerous reaction to the many ways that hospitals fail to care well for pregnant women.

Katelyn Walls SheltonFamilyTheologyTechnologyFormation

Shaping Conscience on Issues where Scripture is Silent

One needn't adopt the position of the church fathers or Rome to recognize that Protestantism's acceptance of contraception came via shoddy reasoning.

Peter BilesTechnologyFormation

Should Everyone Write?

In an age of easily generated LLM 'writing' it is important to consider why exactly it is good for humans to write.

Nick AumillerCultureTechnologyFormation

Marketing as Stewardship

By applying Luther and Sayers's thought on vocation to the task of marketing we can arrive at a more principled and ethical approach to the discipline.

Bill MeloneTechnology

Amish Millionaires and the One 'Yes'

Every 'yes' we seek to say to a certain habit or form of life implies a thousand 'nos.' But we must always keep the thing we say 'yes' to at the center.

Austin GravleyTechnologyFormation

How the Mere Orthodoxy Discord Helped Me Quit Twitter

The Mere Orthodoxy Discord server, The Society of St. Anne's, has helped me finally break away from more toxic and corrosive forms of online media.

Matthew LoftusFamilyTechnologyFormation

Misunderstanding Porn

Dismissing a porn addiction as being a problem of unfulfilled sexual desire radically misunderstands why people turn to pornography in the first place.

Alastair HerdTechnologyFormation

The Dignity of Ordinary Work: What Cain and Abel Reveal About Modern Alienation

There is dignity to be found in ordinary work--even work that many of our peers deride as meaningless or worse.

Marc SimsFamilyTechnologyFormation

Sex, Virtue, Technology

Within a covenantal relationship of care and mutual giving, sex is a powerful means of growing in virtue. Removed from that context, it is destructive.

Matthew LoftusCultureTechnology

MAHA, Medicalization, Karma, and Control

Clean living is more likely to lead to a healthy life. How likely is the question.