Redeeming Technology: A Christian Approach to Healthy Digital Habits is available today from @ConcordiaPub! I was privileged to co-author this book with my friend, Dr. Brian Smith, MD. https://t.co/hmFsSKRJGP
Have you ever stopped to consider how the technology that you use is affecting you? @atrevorsutton and Dr. Brian Smith join us on the CPH Podcast to discuss how we can evaluate our technology use through a Christian perspective. Listen to the episode ➡ https://t.co/Nf5NYChlSm
“In this world of gadgets, is there hope for healing and living again as humans?”
Some thoughts on Steve Jobs, Friedrich Nietzsche, and pruning back the excesses of technology. https://t.co/5Ba1FsU5ZW
Do you use @goodreads? We're running a book giveaway for Redeeming Technology: A Christian Approach to Healthy Digital Habits by @atrevorsutton and Brian Smith, MD https://t.co/whKJ3vBwiq https://t.co/whKJ3vBwiq
Have you considered how the time you spend with technology affects both your spiritual and physical well-being? @atrevorsutton & Brian Smith, MD help you find a balance between using technology in this digital age and staying focused on Christ. https://t.co/HEk9cLperl
“We can overlook the wonder of the real world because it is all around us and so overwhelmingly ordinary. Curiously, this technology that promises to expand our imaginations might actually be stunting it.” https://t.co/Xv2dUBKZif
“A simple test of AI technology is the neighbor. Does our use of AI benefit or hurt our neighbors? Is this technology being deployed to the health, well-being and flourishing of all our neighbors or just a few of them?” https://t.co/fS4vbJAfUS
“Smart homes with listening virtual assistants, learning thermostats and refrigerators, and watching security cameras are not exactly a panopticon prison. But they are certainly heading in that direction.” https://t.co/P5KWME5Qoj
We now have series of articles on the updated website for The Lutheran Witness. Trevor Sutton is writing on the intersection of faith and technology. See all the posts here: https://t.co/oy3bXqWUAG. Come back every week for more.
Facial recognition and the Face of God: “In the kingdom of God, we are not known by the bridge of our nose, the shape of our eyes or the shade of our skin. Rather, we are known by the grace of God that is ours through faith in Christ Jesus.” https://t.co/61ZeaDfvKP