写由Mark范· Steenwyk ： 2005年7月31日
嘿所有…您被邀请到我们的下客栈汇聚。 我们的下客栈汇聚是这星期三在8pm在 城镇厅啤酒厂. 我们的讨论题目将是： “关系在电子的年龄”。
电子的年龄增加了我们的能力送和获得信息，但它减少了我们的能力和我们的关系的质量？ 我们的关连的样式在电子的这年龄改变了。 有一些真正的好处到通信新和各种各样的方式，但有费用。 加入我们，我们谈论与互相和上帝相关我们的方式由对通信电子的我们增长的用途塑造了的方式。 所有信念和背景的人是受欢迎的。
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对“客栈汇聚的3个反应： This Wednesday Night, 8pm at Town Hall Brewery”
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Good questions about electronics. I’ve read Technopoly, what’s up witht the other two? Reader’s digest, one liners…
Since I started at Next-Wave and followed you here…what I find intriguing about your header is the word “Van”…and I’ve had a few Dutch friends with “Van” in their names and they tell me it’s because nobody in the Netherlands owns a “Truck”…Is this true?
Power Failure is as much about consumerism as it is technology (since both feed one another and have shaped the American landscape). Technology and consumerism have shaped our culture, and when Christians are shaped by this culture of consumption and technology, the Gospel is undercut. Here is a quote from the introduction that does a better job of summarizing the argument of the book than I can come up with:
“What kind of liberation is it that technology has promised? What sort of riches has technology produced? Do we in fact feel free? Are we truly prospering? These questions go largely unasked in our national conversation. We seem to be stricken with a subclinical malady of doubt and sometimes despair. But in this…trouble there lies hope as well. Perhaps underneath the surface of technological liberty and propserity there is a sense of captivity and deprivation, and we may hope that once we understand technology more incisively and clearly, there will be good news once again.”
I haven’t read Holding On To Reality, but based upon what I’ve heard about it, and who wrote it, I assume it is worth reading.
Yes, the dutch reject trucks completely
Actually, I think “Van” simply means “from”…so “Van Steenwyk” means that I am from the town of “Steenwyk”, which is actually spelled “Steenwijk” in Dutch.