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Brady BowmanWorkTechnology
You don't need a Bible verse to teach you how to get stuff done or justify your strategy for getting stuff done.
Samuel C HeardTechnologyHealth & Medicine
Hyperpleasures are strong dopamine hits that overwhelm the brain. They are an existential problem for people seeking to follow Jesus... or just be human.
Josh PaulingTechnology
We have reached terminal velocity for information—and the results are that our own sense of the material and our own finitude has been eroded and weakened.
Jake MeadorTechnology
Societies with healthy, functional institutions have built-in models for sorting and filtering information. When those defenses fail, everyone suffers.
Andrew NobleTechnology
Love often comes to us in the local, embodied voice of those closest to us—and yet in our current moment it is getting ever harder to hear those voices.
Robert CottonTechnology
If one considers Augustine's writings on the evil supernatural alongside certain AI 'glitches' the picture that emerges is remarkably disconcerting.
Erik CoonceTechnology
Guided by the wisdom of Scripture and our fathers and mothers in the faith, Christians are uniquely equipped to thrive in our dizzying information age.
L. M. SacasasTechnologyFormation
Silence is best understood not as a negation, but as a positive and formative presence whose absence we suffer from.
Brewer EberlyTechnologyHealth & MedicineLiterature
Our contemporary sickness of seeking does not deliver what it promises, instead leaving us lost, distraught, and alone.
Nadya WilliamsFamilyTechnologyEducation
You don't need to depend on laptops and tablets as part of homeschooling; a good library card is (mostly) all you need.
Jake MeadorTechnology
The defining problem of the next era of American life is likely to be the question of how to stay human in a technologically mediated world.
Jake MeadorTechnologyEthicsChurchFormation
The technological challenges we will soon face are not the sort that can be defeated primarily through reason and argumentation.