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Too Much Information?: Ten essential questions for digital Christians

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Almost without noticing it happen, we have found ourselves shopping, communicating, playing and even worshipping online. The most profound effect of technology has been the transformation of culture. For Christians, the most important question is not “What can we do with technology?” but “What is technology doing to us?”. Andrew Graystone aims to help Christians who want to think through their own engagement in digital culture, who want to better understand how the world is changing and how they can respond. He addresses ten key questions on how digital technology is changing our lives today, • Who can I believe? • What forces are shaping digital culture? • How is digital technology shaping my life? • Who is my digital neighbour? • What will a digital church look like?

192 pages, Paperback

Published September 30, 2019

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December 6, 2022
This doesn't say a whole lot new, but it does say it well. No one doubts that the digital revolution has - well, revolutionised our lives. No one questions that we have to adapt to it, but somehow remembering this fact is harder. Our default - at least, if you're older than your 20s - is to carry on as normal. This book not only reminds us of the basic facts but articulates them in terms of what it means for our humanity and our relationships with each other, both of which ultimately affect our relationship with God.
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March 17, 2026
While I do not think I am on the same page as this author in certain areas, this book was an entertaining read. He made valid observations regarding online activity, and it was thought-provoking. I recommend reading it thoughtfully.
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