Articles filed under
Technology

I Digitally Assist, Therefore I Am?

Kory Plockmeyer

Black Mirror’s Christian Suspicion of Technology

Jake Raabe

Blair Witch, Snowden and What it Means to be Seen

Josh Larsen

Do you hear what I hear? Audio reality and public perception

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Surveillance and revelation in the Bourne movies

Craig Mattson

Pokémon Go and our longing for the world to be transformed

Chad Thornhill

Should we fake the Star of Bethlehem?

Erica Schemper

Walker Percy and the 21st-century Moviegoer

Craig Mattson

When Facebook functions as a cemetery

Alex Bersin

Making sense of the body-hacking movement

Kory Plockmeyer

The alluring ease of Amazon’s Echo

Ashley Hales

Why Facebook reactions equal less meaningful interaction

Alex Bersin

The New York Times’ redemptive use of virtual reality

Scott Hoezee

What Peeple gets wrong about people

Alex Bersin

Google’s Deep Dream and spiritual perception

Kory Plockmeyer

Stephen Hawking and the body of Christ

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The approaching scourge of virtual-reality porn

Alex Bersin

Monasticism and the Googleplex

David Greusel

Ex Machina and what it (might) mean to be human

Josh Larsen

The new technology of social justice

Kimberly Davis

Should we be “redesigning” death?

Jarod Grice

Audiophiles and spiritual fidelity

John J. Thompson

The real virtue of virtual empathy

Kevin Schut

Craig Detweiler on Apple, Google and other "iGods"

Josh Larsen

Deathswitch: the latest attempt to reach beyond the grave

Kory Plockmeyer

Interstellar and a theology of Imax

Josh Larsen

Samaritans Radar, suicide prevention and the limits of social networking

Amy Simpson

Emojis and “the face of our inmost being”

Kory Plockmeyer

Through an algorithm, darkly?

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Outsourcing our memories to Instagram

Briana Meade

Spike Jonze’s Her and the limits of technology

Josh Larsen

Why sinfulness should make us wary of NSA surveillance

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Why big data has nothing on God’s omnipotence

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

Personalizing Netflix and the danger of closed systems

John Van Sloten

Driver-less cars and the rise of moral machines

Nick Olson

E-reading the Bible

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The RoboLaw Project and a Christian view of disability

Jason E. Summers

Christian tablets and cultural engagement

Tamara Hill Murphy

Why Facebook can't cure – or cause – loneliness

Bethany Keeley-Jonker

The Cabin in the Woods and knowing your audience

Josh Larsen