One Church’s Response to COVID-19
May 15, 2020 By
The Romanians in Chicago, who have already lived under Communist dictatorship, lead the way out for American churches.
1995 – Neil Postman on Marshall McLuhan
February 10, 2020 By
Read Neil Postman’s interview for the 1995 Understand McLuhan interactive CD-ROM from Voyager Interactive.
Loving The Lord With Your Whole Brain: Reflections on Theology, Church History, Neuroscience and Media Ecology
February 10, 2020 By
by Michael Giobbe Abstract: We are told in Matthew’s Gospel that the two greatest commandments are these: “You shall love the Lord with your whole heart, soul, mind and strength,” and “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Marshall McLuhan details in his Cambridge dissertation, and in The Gutenberg Galaxy, The Global Village and The […]
Is Secondhand Screen Time the New Secondhand Smoking?
January 30, 2020 By
Joelle Renstrom of Boston University explains the potential risks of secondhand screen time.
The Faith of McLuhan vs. The McLuhan of Faith: Understanding His Holy Ground
November 13, 2019 By
Written by Michael Giobbe. From the early 19th century to the present, there has been an enterprise called “The Quest for The Historical Jesus” [Allen, 1998]. It was – and continues to be – an attempt to differentiate the actual, situated “Jesus of history” from the Jesus of religious teaching and worship, the “Jesus of faith.” […]
How Luther Lost Control of the Message
December 20, 2018 By
Listen to Christianity Today‘s Living & Effective podcast episode “How Luther Lost Control of the Message.”
The Amazing Little Box That Creates Sadness
December 13, 2018 By
“The Amazing Little Box That Creates Sadness,” Jon Millstein’s review of the latest smartphone technology.
Douglas Rushkoff Admits Original Sin
July 14, 2018 By
“It’s as if some innate human savagery is to blame for our troubles.”
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