Pixels Are People

TylerR
Christian Living
Brotherly Love

Ligonier.org: By the end of the decade, more than half of the world’s population will have Internet access. What a digital mission field! We should ask ourselves: When they see the words and actions of Christians online, do they know we are Jesus’ disciples because of our love for one another?

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Bert Perry
Fri, 03/03/17 11:23 am

….of the early days of the Internet, and the late Mike Royko of the Chicago Tribune commented in this column about the then-new phenomenon of flaming, where young men (mostly) who couldn’t bench press a tuna salad sandwich would say things online that nobody would ever say in a bar or even a coffee shop.

By the way, I got a new max on my bench press today, six tuna salad sandwiches.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.