If you have a job where the internet is necessary, then what can be done? Maybe set times aside where you lock your phone and computer up in a safe only your wife knows the code, too. Do it at night. As soon as you get home from work, put all technology in a safe. … Continue reading Christian Internet Ethic (i.e. how to be in the internet), Part 4
The internet is not the only distraction. People are the worst. I don’t know who I am kidding (myself) when I go to a coffeehouse, one where I know there are people I like, and sit down to “write.” I always end up talking to someone for hours about stuff and junk. It’s just not a … Continue reading Christian Internet Ethic (i.e. how to be in the internet), Part 3
Most people who use the internet are addicted to instant gratification. Humans, it’s been said, are “informavores.” We crave information or, to put a more biblical spin on it, we thirst for knowledge. But, to the writing of books and the gathering of wisdom (though this is not all the internet offers), there will be … Continue reading Christian Internet Ethic (i.e. how to be in the internet), Part 2
I don’t know at what point I realized I could actually say something. There are a lot of lies and falseness out there about my people. I’m sorry if saying “my people” makes you roll your eyes. When I say it, I am referring to orthodox Christians of any stripe. Home schooled? Probably. I am … Continue reading Thesis of Reforming Imagination and Thoughts on Cultural Engagement
Reforming Imagination 