Ian Paul recently wrote an interesting blog post on why print Bibles offer a better… Continue Reading
Ian Paul on How Print Bibles Are Better than Digital
Category Archives: Digital Theology
Chris Ridgeway Offers a Christian Argument against Privacy
In a Christianity Today article entitled “Fixing Our Privacy Settings,” Chris Ridgeway argues that knowing and being… Continue Reading
Your Technology is Talking: Do you hear its message? — Joshua Mann (DMA Series)
Technology is not hermeneutically neutral; it has illocutionary force. That is to say, technology itself… Continue Reading
Video Games Create New Worlds that Should Matter to Christians — Andy Robertson (DMA Series)
Digital media, in its various forms, can be difficult and slippery to understand. The temptation… Continue Reading
Digitally Mediated Spiritual Formation – Karen O’Donnell (DMA Series)
There’s a pervasive strain of thought, common to Christians and non-Christians alike, that what happens… Continue Reading
Discipleship in a Media Age: Introducing a New Blog Series – Tim Hutchings
What does “discipleship” look like today? How do Christians look for spiritual growth and formation… Continue Reading
Sacrament & Liturgy in Digital Spaces
April 19–20, CODEC hosted a symposium, “The Virtual Body of Christ? Sacrament & Liturgy in Digital… Continue Reading
