The important question is not whether to use new technologies, but which to use, and how.
Nathan Schneider
Nathan Schneider is a professor of media studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. He is the author of Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life and God in Proof: The Story of a Search From the Ancients to the Internet.
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New Monasticisms
The New Monastics seek a catholicism more universal than what the Catholic Church normally practices.
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Who Are We to Judge?
New short film looks at ambivalent place of LGBT identity in the church
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Who Counts as a Low-Wage Worker?
Adjunct professors join protests across the United States for a higher minimum wage.
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Student Debt Resisters Start the Jubilee Year Early
Movement against predatory student loans ‘might just work.’
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The Angelus at Work
The communitarian regularity of the bell challenges the “flexibility” now demanded of us.
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Climate, Fasting, Hunger, Choice
Right now at least 1 000 Catholics are taking part in the Lenten Fast for Climate Justice a roving global fast that reaches the United States today It is being organized by the Global Catholic Climate Movement a new initiative that has mobilized fasts this Lenten season in 56 countries ldquo Th
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‘No White Man Is Innocent’
One night William Stringfellow dreamed that he was stabbed with a knife on 125th Street in Harlem, at the hands of a black man who had asked him for a light. Stringfellow then lived in Harlem not far from there. He was a white man who graduated from Harvard Law School and, in 1956, promptly put his
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Faculty and Students Are Walking Out Today for Catholic Identity
When Catholic schools boast about ldquo Catholic identity rdquo they rsquo re usually talking about things like campus ministries required theology courses and Barack Obama Despite the church rsquo s trenchant teachings on the subject mdash which stand in sharp distinction to the current U S
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What Catholic Social Teaching Can Teach the Sharing Economy
What would Uber and Airbnb look like if they were designed by the poor and marginalized?