- Aug 26, 2015
- David Naugle
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“I agree Technology is per se neutral: but a race devoted to the increase of its own power by technology with complete indifference to ethics does seem to me a cancer in the Universe. Certainly if he goes on his present course much further man can not be trusted with …
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- Jul 13, 2015
- Robert Velarde
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C.S. Lewis thought reading the daily newspaper was a waste of time, did not watch television, reluctantly agreed to radio appearances, and only rarely went out to the movies. So what can Lewis teach us about popular culture? Although it doesn’t initially appear that we can learn much from him …
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- Oct 23, 2011
- Zach Kincaid
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Back to another question about The Great Divorce. It’s disturbing to me that technology has in one breath connected us and alienated our need for one another, at least that’s what it seems at a first glance (and, yes, there’s irony in placing this on a blog). As the passengers …
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- Sep 02, 2009
- Bruce L. Edwards
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Our continued affection for and the extended appeal of C. S. Lewis more than 45 years after his death, so near the end of the first decade of the supposedly post-postmodern 21st Century, suggests to me two things about him and his work that may seem patently obvious. Except for …
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