The Analog Church: Why People Are Craving Real Connection
As people grow weary of a screen-saturated world, the church has an opportunity to offer what technology cannot: presence, community, peace and embodied faith.
As people grow weary of a screen-saturated world, the church has an opportunity to offer what technology cannot: presence, community, peace and embodied faith.
“To die will be an awfully big adventure,” says Peter Pan in J.M. Barrie’s same-titled play. It’s one thing for a boy who never grows up to describe death as a big adventure; it’s quite another for grown-ups who know their ultimate end to do so. Anthropologist Ernest Becker argues in his Pulitzer Prize-winning The … Continued
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