Tag: social media

• You Are Important

  

  Increasingly, young people are being exposed to content creators who espouse beliefs that undermine not only faith but the essential nature of human uniqueness and the special qualities of each person. These content creators undermine traditional Christian beliefs and degrade the younger generations’ ability to embrace their uniqueness as humans. 

  T. Allen Burr

  February 12, 2024

  Articles, Theology/Praxis

  christianity, Church, faith, Ian McConnell, imago dei, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, self-importance, social media, western christianity

• Technology and the Church

  

  In my last post, I mentioned that many churches have replaced the church bulletin with social media posts. Believe me, the irony of asking that question as I write a blog reflecting on church practice is not lost on me. This brings me to my question: Do we rely too much on technology in the…

  T. Allen Burr

  February 16, 2023

  Articles, Theology/Praxis

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