Comments on: The Methods May Change But… http://practicingtheology.com/articles/the-methods-may-change-but/ Tue, 15 May 2012 20:08:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Robert http://practicingtheology.com/articles/the-methods-may-change-but/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Robert Sat, 22 Nov 2008 17:15:00 +0000 http://practicingtheology.com/?p=25#comment-12 <p>The alarmist issue is one that I am trying to be cognizant of as well because it is easy for someone to misinterpret me as saying that technology is evil and bad which is not really what myself, you or anyone else is trying to convey. For me the hidden messages of technology are so important for us to understand, that in my excitement, I can sometimes come off as alarmist. As far as being hypocritical about using technology although we use it, that is something that I think we will never be able to overcome because no matter how much we say technology is not REALLY the problem, people will always see us that way. </p> The alarmist issue is one that I am trying to be cognizant of as well because it is easy for someone to misinterpret me as saying that technology is evil and bad which is not really what myself, you or anyone else is trying to convey. For me the hidden messages of technology are so important for us to understand, that in my excitement, I can sometimes come off as alarmist. As far as being hypocritical about using technology although we use it, that is something that I think we will never be able to overcome because no matter how much we say technology is not REALLY the problem, people will always see us that way.

]]> By: John Dyer http://practicingtheology.com/articles/the-methods-may-change-but/comment-page-1/#comment-11 John Dyer Sat, 22 Nov 2008 13:29:18 +0000 http://practicingtheology.com/?p=25#comment-11 <p>I'm lovin it. Here are two things I'm trying to figure out: (1) how not to come across as alarmist, (2) how not to be hypocritical about technology usage (since I use a lot of it...).</p> I’m lovin it. Here are two things I’m trying to figure out: (1) how not to come across as alarmist, (2) how not to be hypocritical about technology usage (since I use a lot of it…).

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