Technology

"I’m not that old, but it seems like a lifetime ago that it was acceptable to keep things until they were broken. Now if my phone is more than a year old or if I haven’t remodeled my kitchen in the past decade, I’m out of date. Is there a moral right or wrong to this consuming of new and updated models of stuff?" - TGC

Women often think that "owe their lives to the women (i.e., feminists) who came before them. After all, that’s what they’ve been told over and over and over again. It's a lie. Technology, labor-saving devices, and reliable birth control are what liberated women from the taxing work of child care and household maintenance. It was men, not feminists, who invented these things." - Suzanne Venker

"According to 'State of the Online Church,' led by Saddleback Church’s Online Campus Pastor Jay Kranda, 59 percent of churches have seen physical growth since launching an online ministry." - Christian Post

"It’s incredibly reassuring to hear that flat-earthers and 9/11 truthers can also double as the speech police. Oh, and arguments about censorship decisions can get so intense that moderators would threaten supervisors with physical violence if they overruled their decision." - National Review

"Believe it or not, it’s possible to learn from our critics. Consider what Jonathan Edwards said..." - Alan Cagle

"Mental health issues are among the consequences of today widespread technology, Jennings said. In the five years between 2010 and 2015, the number of U.S. teens who felt joyless and useless jumped 33 percent, he recounted. At the same time, the number of suicides among those ages 13-18 jumped 31 percent." - BPNews

We Need More Screen-Free Zones

"One of the clearest examples of this problematic yet ever increasing norm in our society came last week when a group of Roman Catholic High School students--who happened to be on a pro-life trip--became the objects of social bullying and bigotry--and, all under the faulty lens of social media manipulation and slander." - Ref21