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From Stone Tablets to Tablet Computers: Using Technology to Know and Serve Jesus James C. Denison, PhD CEO, Denison Forum May 16, 2018 First Baptist Church, Marble Falls, Texas Technology: Anything that was invented after you were


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From Stone Tablets to Tablet Computers: Using Technology to Know and Serve Jesus

James C. Denison, PhD CEO, Denison Forum May 16, 2018 First Baptist Church, Marble Falls, Texas

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“Technology”: “Anything that was invented after you were born.” “The human activity of using tools to transform God’s creation for practical purposes” (John Dyer).

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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
  • III. How technology is changing us
  • IV. How technology is changing our

culture

  • V. Using technology biblically
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I. Technology and the future

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  • 1. 3D metal printing
  • 2. Artificial embryos
  • 3. Smart cities
  • 4. Cloud-based AI services
  • 5. Neural AI networks
  • 6. Earbuds that translate instantly
  • 7. Zero-carbon natural gas
  • 8. Perfected online privacy
  • 9. Genetic fortune telling
  • 10. Quantum computing
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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
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“Nothing is so painful to the human mind as a great and sudden change” (Mary Shelley).

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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
  • III. How technology is changing us
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How technology is changing us:

  • Information overload
  • Decline of writing skills
  • Shorter attention spans
  • Changing relational skills
  • Multi-tasking
  • Digital addiction
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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
  • III. How technology is changing us
  • IV. How technology is changing our

culture

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How technology is changing our culture:

  • Loss of personal information
  • Fake news
  • Less solitude
  • Narrowed worldview
  • More information but less wisdom
  • Pornography
  • Family threats
  • Self-idolatry
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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
  • III. How technology is changing us
  • IV. How technology is changing our

culture

  • V. Using technology biblically
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Using technology biblically

  • 1. Use technology within a biblical

worldview “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength . . . love your neighbor as yourself” (Mark 12:30–31).

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Using technology biblically

  • 1. Use technology within a biblical

worldview

  • 2. Use technology to serve your family
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Use technology to serve your family

  • Severely limit screen time for children
  • Model behavior for your family.
  • Turn off technology one hour a day,
  • ne day a week, one week a year.
  • Use screens for a purpose.
  • Car time is conversation time.
  • Spouses have each other’s

passwords; parents have complete access to children’s devices.

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Using technology biblically

  • 1. Use technology within a biblical

worldview

  • 2. Use technology to serve your family
  • 3. Use technology to serve the

Kingdom

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I. Technology and the future

  • II. Why we fear technology
  • III. How technology is changing us
  • IV. How technology is changing our

culture

  • V. Using technology biblically
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“You have never talked to a mere

  • mortal. Nations, cultures, arts,

civilizations—these are mortal, and their life is to ours as the life of a

  • gnat. But it is immortals whom we

joke with, work with, marry, snub, and exploit” (C. S. Lewis).

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