Owen Strachan provides some helpful insights concerning the affects of technology upon the life of the Christian. Here is his conclusion:
Enjoy your gadgets, then; use the incredible medical care available to many of us in this age; benefit from the advances that sprout up every day in our world. Use your GPS to find that elusive movie theater, your iPhone to order subs, your computer to find the Bible verse for your sermon, the email list to urge prayer for foreign missionaries. But do all of these things aware that you must shape your approach to technology, and that you must let permanent things, things originating beyond the age of the earth, to direct your life. Otherwise, it will not only be our gadgets that are impermanent. It will be, perhaps, our faith.
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May 16, 2008 at 7:08 pm
This is a good word.
Strachan makes a good point.
concerning the affects of technology
So, is he talking about the “feelings and emotions” of technology?