catapult magazine

Items tagged internet

• Tuning in without tuning out

  How does the agricultural commentary of Jesus apply to our relationship with modern technology?

• Web of connections

  cino*connect, the online network of *culture is not optional, will bring people together for practical purposes.

• Helping students develop their culture vision

  *cino proposes to expand and market a media discernment curriculum developed by the author that is already being used successfully at Illiana Christian High School.

• Reviving Acts 2

  *cino acts+two communities propose cooperative education among local churches.

• The art of communication

  An interview with Quentin Schultze, head of the communication arts department at Calvin College and author of Habits of the High-Tech Heart.

• Internet 2003

  A look at where we spend our time in the so-called virtual world.

• Internet & Miscellaneous 2004

  A collection of miscellaneous sites adorn our bookmark lists.

• Somewhat unreal communities

  Critics of virtual community laud the face-to-face experience, but what happens virtual reality comes to church?

• Old way, new way

  A new movement among women is going back to the basics.

• Confessions of a techno-literary Luddite

  The question of whether Google is making us "stoopid" may only begin to assess what we stand to lose.

• Loving your online neighbor as yourself

  On moving from pretending to loyalty in the virtual world.

• Live Feed: Christians and Facebook are in a relationship.

  In what ways are Christians responding to new technology, to the detriment or benefit of the Church?

• Facebook reconsidered

  How giving up online social networking for Lent shaped a new perspective.

• Virtually at home

  Describing the world of Facebook and naming its alternative ecology.

• Welcome to the family

  True human connection is just a Profile away.

• A happy waste of time

  Web sites that make you laugh...sometimes.

• i can has internetz

  On putting pop culture back into the hands of the populace.

• Print may be dying, but the truth will live

  A perspective on medium from a professional in journalism.

• The future of journalism in the free frontier

  It's not as hopeless as some might think.

• Yes, I still take the daily paper

  A personal history told through the lens of newspapers.

• Why I still subscribe

  Continuing a family legacy (in certain ways) of reading the Grand Rapids Press.

• And then he disappeared

  Reflecting on the trajectory of a life attached to social networks and technological devices.

• A complicated gift

  On the benefits and challenges of technology.

• Viewing the whole person

  Responding to revenge porn victims -- and ourselves -- with compassion.

• Words, language and the naming of things

  A journey toward heresy and community.