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Can we hold some tech at arms-length while simultaneously seeing other products of Silicon Valley as God’s beneficence?
Should Christians get excited about a future of clean energy ‘too cheap to meter’?
What boundaries – if any – are best for young people and tech in our homes?
Is there such a thing as the Christian Vote?
What about the ‘surplus’ eggs, and is better contraception part of the solution?
Where are the theologians, writers and thinkers who are going to help the church navigate our new artificially intelligent world?
“Our goal with technology should be to have more healthy humans, not to create some kind of super humans”
Deadly rumours on WhatsApp, a ‘Panopticon’ of censorship, the corrosion of trust, and China’s spreading surveillance state