I recently just wrote the article, Maintaining Relational Presence in a Technological World, for the Fuller Youth Institute. In the article I quote a comment from a nun in Ronald Rolheiser’s book, The Restless Heart:
My vocation is, at each moment, to make the person in front of me the most important person in my life.
As we are immersed more and more in the use of technology, it’s becoming crucial that we think about how it shapes us, specifically our identity, and what we can do to use it in healthy ways.
If you haven’t read the article yet, check it out and let me know what you think.
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