Language offers us the possibility of intimate relationship. But a new kind of language – programming code – offers something else entirely. How can we balance our desire for control with our need for intimacy?
Language is the first technology created in the Bible. Our forms of communication are changing rapidly today. How does that affect our relationship with God and each other?
New technology is driving the creation of a new economy. Do Christians have a role in its formation? A fresh look at the garden of Eden offers some clues.
While I’m not an avid player of video games, I have a soft spot in my heart for The Legend of Zelda. When my children were little, my wife gave …
How can hamsters be such a popular pet? They don’t lick you, perform tricks, or do much of anything. But like so many children, I had several growing up. I …
It’s a magical thing to travel through the air. As a child, I loved to fly. I remember the first time I boarded an airplane, sat down with my face …
Humans don’t move particularly fast. To be more specific, they don’t move quickly compared to the amount of energy they expend attempting to move. A well-known Scientific American study ranked …
What did we do before Google calendar? No fewer than 12 different calendars help me coordinate everything from my children’s sports teams to my church’s regular meetings to my own …
In my home, you design the meal on your birthday. Your favorite food, a special drink, a decadent dessert. You choose it all. I love that day. Crafting the best …
It’s like rain on your wedding day. It’s a free ride when you’ve already paid. It’s the good advice that you just didn’t take. Isn’t it ironic, don’t you think? —“Ironic” by Alanis Morissette
No one wants to get married on a rainy day.
