Don’t Get Addicted to High-Fructose Communication
Nicholas Carr’s ‘Superbloom’ is a profound reminder of what’s at stake if we consume only ultraprocessed communication at the expense of real, embodied community.
Nicholas Carr’s ‘Superbloom’ is a profound reminder of what’s at stake if we consume only ultraprocessed communication at the expense of real, embodied community.
Two moments in Paris last year feel symbolic of Western culture’s wake-up call: We don’t know what we have until it’s lost—or almost lost.
‘A Web of Our Own Making’ is valuable to the church because it lays bare how we’re all being conformed to patterns of the digital world.
Paul Kingsnorth’s provocative lecture ‘Against Christian Civilization’ is prophetic at many points. But it misses the mark through an overly simplistic vision of Christian faithfulness in public life.
What we see in the stats. What we can learn from the stories.