
Are Art and Technology Friends or Enemies?
The question isn’t whether art and technology are friends or enemies of each other but whether they are friends or enemies of humanity.
The question isn’t whether art and technology are friends or enemies of each other but whether they are friends or enemies of humanity.
You probably have a lot of things you wish you could spend more time on. What if you could make one change in your life that would allow for more of this?
In idolizing technology and worshipping strange progressive gods, we are at the mercy of the inhuman powers beyond our control.
Our devices are just tools, but people are the ‘profound other’
“If our ‘interior cellphone’ is always busy because we are ‘having a conversation’ with other creatures,” says Cardinal Sarah, “how can the Creator reach us?”
The time has come to sound the alarm and tell the truth as it is, not as we wish it might be.
COMMENTARY: Businesses are making a lot of money, directly and indirectly, from the availability of the abortion license.
COMMENTARY: No harm, no foul may apply in sports. No crime, no foul does not apply in the life of the Church.
‘Koyaanisqatsi’ reminds us that, in spite of our technological advances, we remain human.
Remember: Likes aren’t love, Facebook isn’t face time, and most tweets on Twitter are for the birds.
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