Shifting Sensitilities: Some Consequences of Digital Technology

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  • Robert Fortner

Abstract

The digital age that we have entered is moving rapidly toward ubiquitous technology. Even toasters now have electronic circuits...so now we have entered a new phase of existence. What does this all mean for faith and religious practice - if anything? The first thing we have to recognize is that this is not merely another change in the long road of progress.

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Volume 31 Formation and Supervision in a Digital Age - 2011

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